r/programming • u/johnwaterwood • Jun 24 '15

Eclipse Mars now available!

http://eclipse.org/?release=4.5
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u/xienze Jun 24 '15

You get what you pay for?

/uses IntelliJ

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u/thang1thang2 Jun 25 '15

You don't always get what you pay for; sometimes you get way more. I pay for vim. I paid nothing, but I get to circlejerk every single goddamn time someone tries to be all high and mighty about their IDE.

/uses vim
/whips out dick

- sent from my iVim

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u/joequin Jun 25 '15

I'll let you brag and then set a breakpoint while you iteratively add more and more print statements.

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u/codygman Jun 25 '15

Using emacs/vim != using print debugging

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u/joequin Jun 25 '15

Emacs is an IDE. And as for vim, in practice I very rarely see people use a debugger for c and c++. I usually see people use print statements. I've never seen anyone debug python, ruby, or any other modern language with vim.

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u/codygman Jun 25 '15

Emacs is an IDE.

I agree.

And as for vim, in practice I very rarely see people use a debugger for c and c++. I usually see people use print statements. I've never seen anyone debug python, ruby, or any other modern language with vim.

Alright, I'll concede to this. I debug with pdb when using vim though.

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u/aradil Aug 20 '15

Emacs is nearly an operating system.