[TriLUG] What Do People Use to Debug C++ on RHEL 7?

[Ken MacKenzie via TriLUG]

Nothing wrong with coding in vim. I use vim and emacs in a back and forth of
what do I prefer that week. Vim + YouCompleteMe + CtrlP installed through
Vundle
is an excellent dev environment.  Also when you start vim within the
context of
a python venv it works just against the venv for youcompleteme.

Fact is I am yet to find an IDE that does everything I need for every
language.
So I would rather known an editor inside and out. I do my documentation and
resume in vim and then use pandoc to export to other formats.

Ken

P.S. This reply composed in Mutt on Vim.

On Mon, Apr 23, 2018 at 11:38:34AM -0400, Matt Flyer via TriLUG wrote:
> Development environments in Linux is one of those areas that I have
> always found to be somewhat disappointing.  As much as I hate to admit
> it, I still do most of my programming in Vim.
>
> That being said, one IDE that I do like, which I have used for Python
> is Atom.  It looks like there is an experimental GDB plug in for it.
> While I haven't tried it, this would be something that I would look
> into.
>
> On Sun, 2018-04-22 at 20:03 -0400, John via TriLUG wrote:
> > Sorry I'm late to the thread, but you could try to approach it from a
> > reverse engineering standpoint. Depending on the specific needs IDA
> > pro
> > is likely more than adequate to knock down this problem.
> >
> >
>
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