Mac development

[Alfonso De Prisco]

Vadim Zeitlin ha scritto:
>  And this shouldn't be done with IDE neither. This is why there are version
> control repositories, code review tools and so on. How does IDE help you
> with the code integration?
>   
Well, it's not very important why *I* consider an IDE useful.
Just take me as a poor programmer if you want. So poor that I loose the 
whole desing of a project if I just look at few lines of code on a 
display page within the text editor frame.

But, for example, if also a well known command-line-programming-based 
operating system like Linux SuSE has KDevelop (another C/C++ IDE 
interfacing with gcc and gdb) it is not because I asked for that. Maybe 
the demand for that was present.

Anyway I got the answer to my question: there is not a good C++ IDE on 
the Mac right now.
And a good (at least as good as VC's, you seemd to second me here) 
debugger neither.

> ADP> I just cannot imagine how those large applications (Photoshop, Logic 
> ADP> Audio, ...) have been developed on Mac.
> ADP> 
> ADP> I'm pretty sure they didn't do them with text editors :-)
>
>  I think you could be surprised.
>
>  Regards,
> VZ
>   
I'm already surprised now after this reading. :-)
I never thought I had to thank Apple because they gave us XCode instead 
of just put the gcc and gdb tools, hehe ;-)

Regards,
Alfonso