Erik,

if you have the knowledge then you can use anything you like.

I use eclipse on a daily base myself (java + flex work) and it's not a bad IDE.

I am not sure how the GUI designers works in Ecli`se though, but you won't need that

very often. 

We only have to make sure that whatever we do, it needs to compile on Windows, OSX and Linux.

and that we use qmake to generate the makefiles.

Ries

On Apr 23, 2012, at 12:33 PM, Erik [via LibreCAD] wrote:

Hello,

thanks to all.

What do you think about eclipse +cbt +egit +qt integration.

My first test are looking very well.

But I want to try Qt-Creator, too.

According to debugging, I'm using gdb in the past, too. Now I'm using mostly ddd the graphical frontend, because in my opion it's muche more confortable.

Best Regards,

Erik

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