Re: Favorite IDE for C programming on OpenBSD

["Johannvorderbruggen Thorsten" <thorsten.johannvorderbrueggen@stud.fh-deggendorf.de>]

I use emacs for coding, gcc (cc) for compiling, make for building and i
love it !!!!!!

For man-pages i use emacs and man man. For documentation other than
man-pages i use latex. There´s a nice emacs "plugin" for latex: yatex .

If you want to use cvs for your project, test tkcvs. It looks really nice.

For GUI´s i use the gtk/gnome libaries. Sometimes i use glade and libglade.
(Look at www.gtk.org and www.gnome.org for more informations)

Programming with this tools is really fun !!!!!

By Thorsten



>> Howdy,
>>
>> Since starting my career in C programming, my employment has limited
>> me to programming with Microsoft Visual Studio.  At home, I've
>> recently began experimenting with OpenBSD and use vi to write my code
>> and executing gcc commands from the shell prompt.  It's a steep
>> transition but I'm amazed at how much I enjoy NOT using the mouse.
>>
>> My question to those who are more versed with C programming on OpenBSD
>> (or other BSD's for that matter) is what tool/editor/ integrated
>> development environment do you use to write your C programs?  I'm
>> interested in your philosophies regarding these choices too.  Thank you.
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> K