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How to read MaNGOS code in linux?


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code::blocks can import win solution files just fine :) imports the entire project

http://www.codeblocks.org/

I've recently decided that I want to help, and I've been using this to learn some, no complaints other than it has WAY more than I need to learn with - added bonus, multiplatform!

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the 'console way' is to use vi/vim to view and edit it and gdb for debugging ;)

the 'graphic way' is to use an editor like eclipse (has also c++ plugins) or code::blocks (i recommend c::b as a graphical editor for all platforms)

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i like the console way with vim very much.. i have ssh-access to a very fast computer somewhere in the internet and can code, compile and debug there very easy.. this is good, if i only want to use my laptop - cause compiling with the laptop will take 5times as long..

but i think you have to decide which editor/debugger to use, at least you must feel comfortable with it..

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i like the console way with vim very much.. i have ssh-access to a very fast computer somewhere in the internet and can code, compile and debug there very easy.. this is good, if i only want to use my laptop - cause compiling with the laptop will take 5times as long..

but i think you have to decide which editor/debugger to use, at least you must feel comfortable with it..

+1 for that. I'm not really some large-scale programmer, so I don't use any ide or a graphical editor, ctags for VIm works fine :)

but if I'd want to use it with remote server, I'd go for sshfs

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