I am using QNX Standard vesion OS, I am developing application with
C++, by using PED editor and compiling under gcc.This PED editor is not that
much user friendly, even it is not supporting UNDO, REDO etc…
If any body knows any other development tools, please help me …
I came to know, some Eclipse IDE, How its work, is it reliable tool? How
to install?
Thanks
Suresh
Kavula Suresh Kumar <skavula@nordson.com> wrote:
I am using QNX Standard vesion OS, I am developing application with
C++, by using PED editor and compiling under gcc.This PED editor is not that
much user friendly, even it is not supporting UNDO, REDO etc…
If any body knows any other development tools, please help me …I came to know, some Eclipse IDE, How its work, is it reliable tool? How
to install?
You can install the base eclipse. There is a version you can install
from here - http://qnxzone.com/~cdm/eclipse/. You can also try using
vim from the 3rd Party Repository (via qnxinstall). Others seem to
like nedit or cscope, but I have not used either of these tools.
chris
–
Chris McKillop <cdm@qnx.com> “The faster I go, the behinder I get.”
Software Engineer, QSSL – Lewis Carroll –
http://qnx.wox.org/
Chris McKillop <cdm@qnx.com> wrote:
CM > Kavula Suresh Kumar <skavula@nordson.com> wrote:
I am using QNX Standard vesion OS, I am developing application with
C++, by using PED editor and compiling under gcc.This PED editor is not that
much user friendly, even it is not supporting UNDO, REDO etc…
If any body knows any other development tools, please help me …I came to know, some Eclipse IDE, How its work, is it reliable tool? How
to install?
CM > You can install the base eclipse. There is a version you can install
CM > from here - http://qnxzone.com/~cdm/eclipse/. You can also try using
CM > vim from the 3rd Party Repository (via qnxinstall). Others seem to
CM > like nedit or cscope, but I have not used either of these tools.
CM > chris
I thought the Eclipse ditor was pretty lame. Through it does have
UNDO/REDO.
I have been using gvim from the 3rd party CD for the last 3 months. It’s
the best editor I have found so far for QNX6. The learning curve started
out a little steep and I’m still learning new things about it.
But I agree that there is still a need for a better editor.
I thought the Eclipse ditor was pretty lame. Through it does have
UNDO/REDO.
Syntax highlighting, code completion/assit, etc. Also, there is no single
editor within Eclipse, each toolset brings it’s own editor to the table.
So, for example, when coding in Java you use the JDT’s editor and when coding
in C/C++ you are using the CDT’s editor.
chris
–
Chris McKillop <cdm@qnx.com> “The faster I go, the behinder I get.”
Software Engineer, QSSL – Lewis Carroll –
http://qnx.wox.org/
I kind of like PED. All the basics are there.
The index-based search function is clever, although overkill.
It really does need UNDO, though.
John Nagle
Team Overbot
Kavula Suresh Kumar wrote:
I am using QNX Standard vesion OS, I am developing application with
C++, by using PED editor and compiling under gcc.This PED editor is not that
much user friendly, even it is not supporting UNDO, REDO etc…
If any body knows any other development tools, please help me …I came to know, some Eclipse IDE, How its work, is it reliable tool? How
to install?Thanks
Suresh
John Nagle wrote:
I kind of like PED. All the basics are there. The index-based search
function is clever, although overkill.It really does need UNDO, though.
And PED struggles with large files.
Workspace is another option, it’s in the 3rd party repo.
Cheers,
Evan
I just wanted to mention that I use Workspace, a greate programmer editor
from Michel Belanger. It can be downloaded using the QNX installer from
QNX online repository. It has syntax highlighting, undo/redo, multiple
buffers opened at the same time, even have some options to invoke from
within the editor, though I don,t use much that feature.
Give it a try, the best editor I found so far for QNX.
Francois Dinel <sorry2@nomail.com> wrote:
FD > I just wanted to mention that I use Workspace, a greate programmer editor
FD > from Michel Belanger. It can be downloaded using the QNX installer from
FD > QNX online repository. It has syntax highlighting, undo/redo, multiple
FD > buffers opened at the same time, even have some options to invoke from
FD > within the editor, though I don,t use much that feature.
FD > Give it a try, the best editor I found so far for QNX.
I used workspace for some time. It seemed pretty good, HOWEVER . . .
after long editing sessions it would crash for no reason or worse yet,
it would corrupt a file.
It is also VERY slow at some tasks.
I wish the developer put a little more effort into it. At one point I
volunteered to help with it. It has a lot of potential.