Andreas Orfanos wrote: > Eclipse is very slow. I tried to move to Eclipse 3.2 my development > process. But it didn't work for me. Creating projects with > a few thousand files I managed to crash Eclipse a few times. It was > unworkable IDE. I agree, i had to use Carbide.C++ for 6 months for a student work i did for a company. And i must say i DONT want use it again.
Question: What do you get when you combine Java programming environment made with Java, and a half functional C++ plugin to it? Answer: Slow and poorly functioning IDE. My recommendation: Go with Anjuta. To me as a programmer it is not important whether i know the IDE before hand, most IDE's are pretty similar in the end. What is REALLY REALLY REALLY important is that it WORKS!. And Carbide / Eclipse doesnt. Not for C++. The really important thing is that Anjuta is designed for GTK + C, and that the GTK people seem to be heading that way. What Maemo should do is to go with the flow, not to whander or somewhere else. -- Arto Karppinen ------------------------------ [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ maemo-developers mailing list maemo-developers@maemo.org https://lists.maemo.org/mailman/listinfo/maemo-developers
