C and C++ IDE

C and C++ IDE

[Juan Pedro Pérez Alcántara]

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Hello,

I'm new to the list, although I've been an Emacs user for some years now,
and use Emacs on a daily basics for a lot of things. I use it, among other
things, for Python, PHP, web and PostgreSQL / PostGIS related issues,
including Pl/PgSQL programming. Now I want to use it for C and C++
development. Can you give me a few rapid hints on where to start? I think
Emacs comes with a lot of niceties for those languages. Is there a good
document on how to configure Emacs for this purpose?

Thanks a lot,

-- 
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RE: C and C++ IDE

[Doug Lewan]

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I always start with the Info documentation (C-h i). There's a node for "C Modes" in the emacs info.

The next place I tend to look is customization (under the "Options" menu). It always gives good hints about what is possible.

I hope this helps.

,Doug

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Subject: C and C++ IDE

Hello,

I'm new to the list, although I've been an Emacs user for some years now, and use Emacs on a daily basics for a lot of things. I use it, among other things, for Python, PHP, web and PostgreSQL / PostGIS related issues, including Pl/PgSQL programming. Now I want to use it for C and C++ development. Can you give me a few rapid hints on where to start? I think Emacs comes with a lot of niceties for those languages. Is there a good document on how to configure Emacs for this purpose?

Thanks a lot,

--
Juan Pedro Pérez
Director Técnico

jp.alcantara@gstgis.com<mailto:jp.alcantara@gstgis.com>

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Re: C and C++ IDE

[Chris Gordon-Smith]

Juan Pedro Pérez Alcántara <jp.alcantara@gstgis.com>:
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>  Hello,
> 
>  I'm new to the list, although I've been an Emacs user for some years now,
>  and use Emacs on a daily basics for a lot of things. I use it, among other
>  things, for Python, PHP, web and PostgreSQL / PostGIS related issues,
>  including Pl/PgSQL programming. Now I want to use it for C and C++
>  development. Can you give me a few rapid hints on where to start? I think
>  Emacs comes with a lot of niceties for those languages. Is there a good
>  document on how to configure Emacs for this purpose?
> 
>  Thanks a lot,
> 
Hello

You might like to have a look at the Emacs Code Browser (ECB). It
provides many features, including ability to go quickly to a specific
C++ function in a class.

It is included in Debian, but (I think) can also be downloaded
separately from the ECB site. It takes a bit of setting up, but is
very good once that is done.

Chris Gordon-Smith
www.simsoup.info