>>52558566
Karton jestes głupi xD

Linux

>>52558575
Yes but which IDE

>>52558566
visual studio hands down

>>52558585
vim

Vim coupled with a bunch of plugins.

>>52558585
For linux code::blocks
For windows Visual studio (pirate it)

>>52558575
good luck building anything decent that literally no one is going to use

>>52558566
Windows: Visual Studio or Qt Creator if you need the framework
Linux: CLion or Qt Creator for the above reason

>>52558601
Try again. Linux has a greater market share than Windows when you take embedded, mobile & servers into account.
Windows can only lay claim to the crown when it comes to desktops, and even that is beginning to change.

>>52558600
Sudo apt-get install codeblocks?

>>52558566
JetBrains Clion for whatever platform

>>52558649
>Clion

requiring jvm to code in c++

>>52558660
Install java lazy faggot

>>52558660
Professional argument

>>52558566

Vim

atom + clang autcomplete + clang format + gdb + make.

>>52558660
Who cares? you most likely already have OpenJDK installed as it is.

>>52558600

>pirating VS

Is it possible to sink to a lower level?

>>52558566
Emacs

>>52558689
Enjoy your temporary ban, newfag

>>52558600
Building a code base on a pirated IDE.

>>52558689
>atom
lel

>>52558718
I pirated 2015 Enterprise Edition lel

>>52558806
Using atom is bad but I doubt that will get him banned.

>>52558722
Nice meme

vim + youcompleteme + clang-format

>>52558690
>>52558677
>>52558666
just feels unnecessary considering that there are many more capable IDEs around. (codelite, codeblocks, qtcreator, bare code editor + compiler suite)

>>52558566

Visual Studio is good again.

For years they ignored C++. Intellisense was broke as shit.

AFAIK you still don't get any modern IDE features like refactoring, but at least debugging is excellent.

>>52558831
>I pirated 2015 Enterprise Edition lel

Why? You wanted project manager tools?

>>52558831
useless af, as >>52559026 said, this is only worth it if you want team tools.
I have both the community edition (at home) and the enterprise edition (at work), and I literally see no difference, and we have no use at work of these tools —we’re only a small team and it’s almost faster to share with USB sticks updated files. My company’s even considering not buying anymore the Enterprise licence for VS2015.

>>52558988
>youcompletememe

neovim + syntastic + fugitive

codelite
I don't like codeblocks. Dunno why, on my 3 computers it crash and bug everytime.
Qt creator does the job but is slow as shit and I don't like the UI. I prefer having something minimalist to focus on the code.

>>52559061

Some level includes a profiler, doesn't it?

It's always pissed me off that Turbo Pascal had a great profiler when I was in high school. In years of professional work, I've never had access to one!

>>52558977
Only a meme if you don't use evil mode.

>>52558566
on Windows Visual Studio. on Linux I personally really like Qt Creator but it looks like Clion is going to be the best once it matures a bit more. It also benefits from being based on the IntelliJ platform which has lots of excellent plugins that will no doubt make it over to Clion in the not-too-distant-future.

>>52558624
>even that is beginning to change
if only, anon, if only...

>>52559061
What is git ? What is svn tortoise ?
Sharing project with sub stick ? What kind of enterprise would do that ?

>>52559222
We don’t want at all cost our source code to be online, no matter how effective is the security of the website or service. We have our own forking and backup system, and we secure as much as possible file transmission.
We’ve done that ever since a hack that almost killed our company.

>>52559492
What do you guys develop?

>>52559593
sound related software with audio engine our competitors would be eager to lay their hands on if they could.

>>52558600

>Pirating free software

Free as in, not free. But gratis.

>>52558566
ur mom

>>52558566
>IDE
>C++
AAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAH

>>52558566
notepad++ + gcc
Anything else and you are probably an idiot

>>52558566
Visual studio

>>52558585
Qt creator or eclipse.

juno

Visual Studio 2013/2015

>>52558566
Vim + clion , qt or VS for MS.

>>52559002
Middle school tier IDEs, gj

>>52559897
qt creator for sure. eclipse tho nigga? eclipse is shit

>>52558690
speak for yourself. i don't have jvm or openjdk installed. what good software actually depends on java? what do you need it for, fucking minecraft?

I mostly use java, so my current IDE for c++ is an eclipse c++ add-on

>>52558601
Importantly, Linux owns about 30% of the developer market and almost the entire scientific academia market. So if your target is people with decent income or grant money who know the first thing about computers, then Linux is an absolute must.

ITT: poo in the loo

>all these people suggesting buggy as fuck code::blocks
>all these people suggesting visual studio
There are 3 options for all platforms:
Your preferred text editor except notepad or
qtcreator if you're doing Qt work or
Netbeans if you're doing literally anything else.

Eclipse is not an option for the same reason it's bad for java, it's an all around bad tool
Code::blocks hasn't had a stable release in how long? It also has no parser support for templates or c++11
Clion is not an option because it still only supports cmake, which is a travesty of a build system that only spits out makefiles anyway.

Kdevelop is also acceptable, but its KDE focused, which limits its usefulness

>>52560278
>Your preferred text editor except notepad
Ok I use Vim, where do I click to run my program when I write it down?

>>52560317
You call make from a shell prompt. You should know this if you use vim

Clion is light years ahead of visual studio

>>52560331
exactly, thats too bothersome instead of just doing it from inside of your ide/editor

>>52560317
:make run
https://www.cs.oberlin.edu/~kuperman/help/vim/makefiles.html

>>52560453
Don't say you use vim then, faggot.

>>52560476
Encourage him to learn, anon, for you were a faggot too once

>>52560453
>>52560317
This: >>52560471

>>52560513
>Encourage him to learn,
But I use emacs.

>>52560524
So...here we are.

>>52560524
Then you're a follower of the aposthate iGNUcius and a heathen, and should burn for your sins. And for your faggotry.

qtcreator is good for small projects.
Perfect for people who develop small console or qt applications.

vim, you fucking pussy

vim + make

what about emacs+evil mode?

IDEs are for the weak

Nano is all anyone should use

>>52558566
Dont use IDEs

>>52560656
Nano is for idiots that cant into Vim

>>52560643
What about Vim and Slimv?
>mfw im credited as collaborator

>>52560681
Slimv literally never works for me, no wonder, /g/ worked on it.

>>52560711
I will be happy to help you out. Please do visit #lisp often on freenode!

I like clion and qt creator