C programming environment
Martin Marcher
martin.marcher at openforce.com
Tue Dec 12 07:45:16 UTC 2006
Am 11.12.2006 um 22:37 schrieb John L Fjellstad:
> But then again, I just read an interesting snipped from
> "The Pragramtic Programmer" (Hunt, Thomas) where they mention that you
> should just pick one editor and master it (tip 22)
Absolutely true, if you master your one true editor (which should of
course be vim not emacs as you stated :), you will be very efficient.
Though I think a good toolchain is what makes programming fun, you
can have the worst stile while writing code, our little unix helpers
will do it for you,
Examples:
indent(1)
sed(1)
gawk(1) or awk
ctags
"Your favorite Bookmark Collection"®
gdb
ddd
$SHELL (I heard zshell should be convenient but never could make
myself up to switch)
some versioning system
a little understanding about shell scripting
To name just a few. The most important ones to me are a versioning
system and indent which I use to format code snippets from the web
the way I want (which is also why I can't understand people keep
complaining about different code styles, I found mine - I can read
it - _and_ I expect developers to know how to reformat it if they
feel the need to do so).
just my 2 $INSERT_FAVORITE_SUB_CURRENCY_HERE
martin
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