CODE BLOCKS VS CODELITE UPDATE
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CODE BLOCKS VS CODELITE UPDATE

I need to apply identical configurations to many projects, need to easily update libraries, compiler, settings, i don't want to maintain two sets of build system configurations, one for automated build, one for the IDE.ДЇor about the last 6-8 years my setup was a heavily modified PreMake 3.x and CodeBlocks. I need a cross platform meta build system that can drive automated builds and the IDE.I need a cross platform IDE (for me that means Windows and Linux).Do you plan to stick with C::B, change or use both in the future?.When you are C:B user, what is your experience with that tool?.Also worth a fact-based exchange of thoughts and experiences. I think VS Code is a very interesting development and worth watching. I still have my struggles with the modern GUI and with missing offline documentation but I guess even the strongest C::B supporter would give 100 points to MS Code here. I was up and running Python with VS Code in a day, both for Linux and Windows.

In fact, my last unsuccessful action in C:B got me the VS Code in the first place (, 'Plugin development/python plugin'). Maybe it is mostly because its a long used tool I just comfortable to work with. But I feel I am running short of real good arguments. Also I kind of love the non-fancy but very functional user interface. I guess I will stay with CB which feels more suited to me for larger projects. Looking at their own C++ extension I was instantly wondering where they plan to draw the line against their own VS Community edition over the next years. Just looking at the wealth of 3rd party addons (called 'extensions') shows that it seems already widely accepted and widely used. MS built something very open and very flexible. I am impressed to see what happens when massive manpower is directed into open source. * Suitability for larger projects? (no 'project' concept, but 'workspaces') * debugger and intellisense integration for many languages * impressing online documentation (limited offline use) * supporting almost all conceivable languages So to me it looks like with 'MS Code' Microsoft now has

CODE BLOCKS VS CODELITE FULL

Where for Visual Studio I have a sack full of arguments why I rather stick to Code::Blocks, for VS Code I realize that things are very different. I have not found anything about 'VS Code'ДЄ few days ago I did check out MS Code. General (but related to Code::Blocks) / Code::Blocks vs. General (but related to Code::Blocks) / Code::Blocks vs Visual Studio

Code blocks vs codelite