Stanislav
vsc is better then bigger vs
Anonymous
Doesn't change anything
Visual Studio is a powerful IDE
Visual Studio Code is the text editor
Fede_333
Yes, i know
Fede_333
But with all the packages, it Is like an ide
Stanislav
Visual Studio is a powerful IDE
Visual Studio Code is the text editor
i can use compiler without ide, but ide is powerless in some places than visual studio code :)
Stanislav
1) in vs 16.3 added experimental console feature
2) in vs 16.3 added comment line toggle for C++
Fede_333
And It Is so muche Better than atom
Stanislav
all of this existed in vsc some years
Anonymous
Ok but i can't find that much differences dude
No one uses VS Code for professional C++ development
Fede_333
In facto i program in python and a Little bit of C
Mar!o
C# is not for online real time games because it ues GC, and has unpredictable timing.
It can stop at any moment for gothering garbage.
It wont be online but the engine should handle single player games like half life 2 or life is strange
Stanislav
i'm using vs code in work
klimi
no guys...
EMACS FTW
Ilya
Stanislav
in last year, for C++ development
Mar!o
But take a look at xenko for example I think it is possible
Fede_333
So which Is the Better programming envirorment for c/c++ in linux?
klimi
Fede_333
Ok thx
Daniele°
No one uses VS Code for professional C++ development
vscode and vim are the most used in the professional field
klimi
Mar!o
:PP
Ludovic 'Archivist'
No one uses VS Code for professional C++ development
... Yeah, no one *reduce the VSCode window*
Anonymous
Anonymous
Not sus at all
Jøhn
Nassrullah
Even for Windows I would recommend Qt Creator for a beginner. A lot C++ books for beginners don't teach cmake so recommending Visual studio or visual studio code for beginners is not a good idea.
Mat
Even for Windows I would recommend Qt Creator for a beginner. A lot C++ books for beginners don't teach cmake so recommending Visual studio or visual studio code for beginners is not a good idea.
What's the connection between cmake and Qt creator?
Nassrullah
In Qt Creator and codeblock almost everything is done. You just need to write, press build and run. So this is good for a beginner.
Mat
So which Is the Better programming envirorment for c/c++ in linux?
I would say GNOME Builder, but there are a lot of good tools as emacs, vim, Qt creator and others
Mat
In Qt Creator and codeblock almost everything is done. You just need to write, press build and run. So this is good for a beginner.
I'd not use it for this exact reason
Mat
You're a beginner, you should learn how to properly get your project running. And CMake is really easy to use
Nassrullah
No connection. What I mean is that for Qt Creator no need for cmake and this is good for a beginner who is probably reading a book which doesn't explain how to use cmake. As a lot of books for beginners don't explain cmake.
Nassrullah
I'd not use it for this exact reason
You're a beginner ? I don't think. So go with VS
Mat
No connection. What I mean is that for Qt Creator no need for cmake and this is good for a beginner who is probably reading a book which doesn't explain how to use cmake. As a lot of books for beginners don't explain cmake.
The fact a lot of books are bad doesn't mean you should not get how to use a tool as cmake. Moreover a beginner doesn't even need make&co
Nassrullah
You're a beginner, you should learn how to properly get your project running. And CMake is really easy to use
A lot of tutorials about cmake are shitty, believe me.
Nassrullah
The fact a lot of books are bad doesn't mean you should not get how to use a tool as cmake. Moreover a beginner doesn't even need make&co
You're sure a beginner doesn't need to build many files ?
Mat
You're sure a beginner doesn't need to build many files ?
Yep. You usually need your main file and nothing else
Nassrullah
I read a beginner's book a very long time ago and it talks about building many files.
Mat
I read a beginner's book a very long time ago and it talks about building many files.
Maybe you would need to build your header file and your source file
Mat
If you're compiling more than 2 or 3 files, probably you should learn how to write a simple makefile
Nassrullah
If you're compiling more than 2 or 3 files, probably you should learn how to write a simple makefile
And for a beginner who is reading a book which doesn't talk about makefiles it will be difficult. That's why I say Qt Creator is good for a beginner.
Nassrullah
You get me now ?
Mat
You get me now ?
Nope, as I try to tell how someone should do something. If you arrive here, you have an internet connection. If you have an internet connection, you can search for this stuff online
Mat
The fact your book doesn't talks about makefiles doesn't mean you should not learn about them
Mat
Hiding stuff from someone who's learning is never a good thing
Nassrullah
Nope, as I try to tell how someone should do something. If you arrive here, you have an internet connection. If you have an internet connection, you can search for this stuff online
What ? Eh i'm not a beginner. I'm just giving advises to beginners.
Mat
What ? Eh i'm not a beginner. I'm just giving advises to beginners.
It was not you as @nassr_s 😆
Nassrullah
The fact your book doesn't talks about makefiles doesn't mean you should not learn about them
🤦🏽♂ you don't get me.
Yes you should learn about makefiles but it's not compulsory at the beginning.
Nassrullah
Nope, as I try to tell how someone should do something. If you arrive here, you have an internet connection. If you have an internet connection, you can search for this stuff online
And I told you that a lot of stuffs are shitty on the internet 😊
Mat
🤦🏽♂ you don't get me.
Yes you should learn about makefiles but it's not compulsory at the beginning.
And I'm saying that learning how to use gcc is good enough for a beginner
Nassrullah
And I'm saying that learning how to use gcc is good enough for a beginner
And gcc is different from cmake and makefiles
Mat
No need to have a magic button that do all the stuff for you. I saw too many people that weren't aware of the compiling part for this 😆
Mat
And gcc is different from cmake and makefiles
It's the part before writing a simple makefile
Nassrullah
It's the part before writing a simple makefile
But you can just learn the basics of gcc for a beginner and it's much easier than learning the whole cmake stuff.
Anonymous
Hello
Mat
What do you use ?
Right now I'm trying Spacemacs. Before it I used vim, neovim, GNOME Builder, vscode, sublime text and other editors/IDEs
Nassrullah
Anonymous