[maemo-developers] Eclipse & the IDEs

From: Andreas Orfanos andreas.orfanos at gmail.com
Date: Thu Jun 28 18:16:45 EEST 2007
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.

Eclipse as a concept is good, but you need to make sure that
if your code is manageable.

You can reduce most of these problems if you have pre-built
core libs of your project. But what if you want to change your
libs..

Andreas




On 6/28/07, Ed Okerson <ed at okerson.com> wrote:
>
> >
> >>On Mon, 2007-06-25 at 17:13 +0300, ext Naba Kumar wrote:
> >>> I would still keep the options to encourage and support
> >>other IDEs for
> >>> meamo development.
> >>
> >>Only a small detail: we are not trying to encourage any IDE.
> >>We want to clarify what are the IDEs those targeted developers
> >>are used to, in order to provide maemo support for these tools.
> >>
> >>Eclipse based IDEs are widely used by developers specializing
> >>in mobile devices, according to Forum Nokia. They probably
> >>know well. All the better if we can ease their path to Linux
> >>and GTK+ development by providing/improving the maemo support
> >>on their preferred tools, don't you think?
> >>
> >>--
> >>Quim Gil - http://maemo.org
> >
> > Wondering how many people around here use what IDE, if any. I use
> > Anjuta. Just found out we have Anjuta people in our team (!).
>
> I also use Anjuta now.  I tried Eclipse, but it had massive problems on
> even slightly older machines that Anjuta runs fine on.
>
> > Our platform is so much different from Symbian that I wouldn't make any
> > parallels over IDE suitability.
>
> When I took some Symbian classes a couple of years ago, they were
> endorsing (and teaching) Visual Studio as the IDE of choice.  I doubt you
> will find many people willing to develop for Maemo with that IDE. :)
>
> Ed Okerson
>
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