Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
rgheck wrote:
People use lots of different things. Autotools remains the "official"
build environment, so it more or less always works. As for an editor,
that's entirely up to you. Qt Designer is obviously useful for
editing the dialogs, but that's standalone.
Side information: QtCreator integrates the designer.
As does KDevelop.
The core LyX code is just C++, with some Qt stuff hidden under
support/, so any good C++ editor will do. I tend to use KDevelop, but
that's mostly because I'm on KDE and it's there, and it's integrated
gdb is useful. I may try QtCreator when I upgrade to Qt 4.5, whenever
that is.
As far as I have tested, QtCreator is much better at gdb than kdevelop.
But this is something to look forward to.
rh
