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Hi,
I'm using command line for editing(vi), building(make), debugging(gdb) applications written in C++ . To which IDE it is easyest/fastest to move such command-line project. Seems that SlickEdit requires to do mass of settings to create its own project. |
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THX!
Actually main point I'm interested in is: Not creating a new project from scratch, but starting to use already-existing, command-line/shell/(make based) project with IDE. Had tried doing this ? is there documentation for doing that? What I want, is to set as few setting as possible, and crate few additional things /e.g project files/ when migrating to IDE. In ideal I would like to load makefile, and say-GO! |
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