I finally got at a notebook I could dedicate to EMC2. I decided to go for 
Code::Blocks as the IDE. It's not hard to get CB build EMC2: 
Project -> Properties -> This is a custom Makefile = yes.
Then import all files recursively and you're done.

It's easy for me now to go to declarations and implementations w/o searching.

However, I wonder how debugging is done now. There's no single emc2 program, 
there are quite a few deamons (tasks) started by a script. I guess, debugging 
realtime apps is not trivial anyway. Are you running some test suites to 
check your code changes?

Best regards
Loretta


On Sunday, 14. December 2008 16:32:19 Jeff Epler wrote:
> I prefer to use vim and the commandline to develop emc.
>
> However, your favorite IDE should work as well.  Just configure it to
> run "make" in the "src" subdirectory of the emc2 checkout.  That
> rebuilds everything.
>
> Before the first time you build, you'll have to run configure.  When
> developing emc I use --enable-run-in-place, so that I can use the
> software without a "make install" step:
>     ./configure --enable-run-in-place ...
>
> Please consider documenting what it takes to set up your IDE properly on
> our wiki, http://wiki.linuxcnc.org/  -- follow these instructions to log
> in before editing a page:
> http://wiki.linuxcnc.org/cgi-bin/emcinfo.pl?BasicSteps
>
> Jeff
>
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