c++ - Best tools to use to explore and develop Gnome projects? -


I want to contribute my feet to the ginnom projects. I have downloaded SVN sources of various projects and have tried to detect the code, but tried to understand the work of any project, even the simplest looks like genome eyes

I accept, I am used to develop C / C ++ in the IDE such as Eclipse CDT, in which the function calls and variables are used for " Go to Definition < / Em> " - This type of feature How to understand this performance is very useful. Of course, someone can use grep for this, but it seems a bit bitterness (for me).

So my question is, which tool has helped you find out the code that was not detected? Is there a good IDE? Or maybe there is a way to import projects into an IDE? Do I just need to "deal with it" and I can fight my way through a plain old text editor?

I would love to be involved, I would like some advice :)

eclipse Using CDT does not stop you from anything ... There is also written for the genome desktop environment, and this C / C ++ project is popular among the genomes / NET crowds. It is the only IDE that I have ever liked - it fully integrates under the sun (it is also useful for non-KDE accessories.)

If you just " Go to Definition "If you want stuff like, CTADs near Vime and AMACS.

Personally, I usually use + and super-grapes. On a large project, it is often worthwhile to run - it's a documentation generator, but without special documentation comments, it will give you a convenient overview of your classrooms and function call graphs. Again, I'm in the "just deal with it" camp; It takes some time and effort to load the entire structure of a project in your mind, and then you are good to go.

If you want to contribute to the EOG, but have not yet got a good workflow, ask your developers what they use :)


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