GCC or clang are both great.
any particular reason why some people seems to prefer clang over gcc around the web tutorials I have found?
CLion by Jetbrains is my favorite
man Jetbrains people are the best, pity that they dont have a community version, dont feel like throwing money at it just yet.
thanks for all the info btw
I'm not sure if this changed... But when I used CLion without a license it quitted after every 30 minutes. Apart from that it was fully usable and taking a break every half an hour is not that bad :)
I have never used in clang in a real project for 2 reasons: I work on Windows and mainly for embedded projects.
From the few experiments I did, clang seems to have even better error messages.
You're welcome btw ;)
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any particular reason why some people seems to prefer clang over gcc around the web tutorials I have found?
man Jetbrains people are the best, pity that they dont have a community version, dont feel like throwing money at it just yet.
thanks for all the info btw
I'm not sure if this changed... But when I used CLion without a license it quitted after every 30 minutes. Apart from that it was fully usable and taking a break every half an hour is not that bad :)
I have never used in clang in a real project for 2 reasons: I work on Windows and mainly for embedded projects.
From the few experiments I did, clang seems to have even better error messages.
You're welcome btw ;)