[TriLUG] IDE for C/C++ development?

[Brian Henning via TriLUG]

I've used both Qt Creator (Community) and CodeLite recently.  If you want to develop against Qt, Qt Creator is probably your best bet.  CodeLite is a good choice for developing against wxWidgets.  For console applications or daemon development, I wouldn't say either one is better than the other.  That's just what I've settled on, of course; there's NetBeans, Eclipse, and who knows how many text editors with hooks for running compilers and gdb.

$0.02,
-B

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From: TriLUG <trilug-bounces+bhenning=pineresearch.com at trilug.org> On Behalf Of Charles Fischer via TriLUG
Sent: Wednesday, November 6, 2019 9:04 AM
To: Triangle Linux Users Group General Discussion <trilug at trilug.org>
Subject: [TriLUG] IDE for C/C++ development?

Hello All;

I have not been doing Linux development for a few years.  I have a chance to do a bit now and was wondering what is the "best" IDE for C and C++ development.  I loaded Eclipse on Ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS and it did not start.
So instead of trying to figure out why, I thought I would just ask for advice.

So what is the best IDE for C/C++ development on Linux?

Thanks,
Charles Fischer
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