Hey all,

2010/12/20 Elena <egarrulo@gmail.com>

> On Dec 20, 11:39 am, Rajinder Yadav <devguy...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > up to now i've been using emacs for ruby on rails, i want to get setup
> > so i can also do c/c++ development
>
> If you are from Visual Studio, you are up for disappointment.  Emacs
> is not an IDE, use Eclipse or Netbeans.
>
> When I've started to learn C++ I've been disappointed by following IDEs
(not IDEs but just modules for Java-based platforms): Eclipse CDT,
Netbeans C/C++, Visual Studio, CodeLite, CodeBlocks, Anjuta and many
others. Also I've been disappointed by vim editor. Only Xcode experience
I've liked but anyway I've dissatisfied with it also.
And only with Emacs I've been satisfied. So please don't tell tales about
"modern" approaches of development and how IDEs are good. If you like
IDE -- use IDE, but please don't impose you opinion to others. Because
"IDE is panacea" is a FALSE.
I know many really good C++ libraries developed in Emacs.  And personally
I happy to Emacs to code in C++.

-- 
// Dmitriy.