Can any of the linux users on here who still develop on the console (preferably w/ vi, since i'm not really an emacs fan {/me ducks}) weigh in with tips on how their workflow actually runs? How do you organize
things, what programs do you need, etc... Note that i'm thinking specifically of c++ here, and i'll probably be using the gcc compiler toolkit. At this stage of my development, while i can read individual snippets of c++ code and understand them, i'm still not very good at figuring out how they fit into the larger context of a program. (this last bit of self-description is by way of showing how little i know so you'll use small words and write slowly ;)


I'm totally unfamiliar w/ development like that, having only ever worked in IDEs, and it happens that i'm gonna have to learn how to do it next year, so i want to get a jump on it. Incl. debugging.

Thanks in advance.

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Chris
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