How to read MaNGOS code in linux?

[StevenKing]

Use vim to read them?

BTW, how to debug it?

Don't tell me you use gdb to debug it in console screen.

That's too crazy, is there any IDE can import MaNGOS?

Just like Netbeans/Eclipse etc.

[ghoti]

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!

[DasBlub]

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)

[balrok]

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..

[StevenKing]

I'll try to use code blocks. Thank you!

Vim is also good

[Ambient5]

For gui try KDevelop, also upcoming Qt Creator is very nice. With a little effort you can make/import project into them for mangos. Btw KDevelop supports valgrind as plugin =)

[freghar]

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