Visual Studio - not VSCode. It is heavy AF, but that debugger and profiler are just too good not to use. I also don’t want to fight against a million compiler/makefile/configuration issues. I just want something that works, and Visual Studio just works.
All that said, I’ve probably written more C/C++ in Vim on a Linux box since I prefer C# when working on Windows, so idk? Visual Studio on Windows and Vim on Linux distros.
It is heavy AF, but that debugger and profiler are just too good not to use.
I agree.
I also don’t want to fight against a million compiler/makefile/configuration issues.
Visual Studio does not prevent us to get ourselvss in trouble, though. CLion + CMake is the only combination of IDE and build system that I know that is problem-free, and even so it requires a lot of discipline to keep the cmake project simple.
Visual Studio - not VSCode. It is heavy AF, but that debugger and profiler are just too good not to use. I also don’t want to fight against a million compiler/makefile/configuration issues. I just want something that works, and Visual Studio just works.
All that said, I’ve probably written more C/C++ in Vim on a Linux box since I prefer C# when working on Windows, so idk? Visual Studio on Windows and Vim on Linux distros.
Please upvote Visual Studio then.
I agree.
Visual Studio does not prevent us to get ourselvss in trouble, though. CLion + CMake is the only combination of IDE and build system that I know that is problem-free, and even so it requires a lot of discipline to keep the cmake project simple.