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does CDT handle C++ I/O in debug mode [message #129705] Wed, 01 December 2004 21:19
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Originally posted by: mhs.msli.com

We're evaluating Eclipse and are certain we will make the switch
eventually.

How soon, is based on one specific capability: can the CDT handle the C++
I/O library in debug mode? When using Visual SlickEdit as both an editor
and an IDE on Linux, we were unable to use it as more than a makefile
maintainer and a visual editor (but a very good one at that), as it
couldn't handle calls to the C++ I/O libraries if in debug mode (this is a
version or two ago of VSE; and the previous version couldn't handle
standard C library I/O calls either).

I was at Jim D'Anjou's presentation of Eclipse at the eBIG (East Bay
Interest Group) Java SIG meeting a couple of weeks ago in November. I am
impressed enough with the maturity of this platform to make the switch, as
long as it gives us an immediate gain for visual debugging on Linux
(something we had to give up when CodeWarrior dropped their Linux support
last year; we had to go back to direct GDB debugging, since Visual
SlickEdit can only be used for lower level libraries due to the I/O
library problems).
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