[Insight-users] Linux IDE

[Oleksandr Dzyubak]

Hi Luke,

Both Eclipse and KDevelop are good with their specific pros and cons.
Before using those IDE, you have to run cmake (or ccmake) first to 
produce a Makefile
and then as usual. You can find more tips following the link below.

http://www.cmake.org/Wiki/CMake#Tutorials

Personally I prefer KDevelop. In this case, you can run

cmake -G KDevelop3

that will create a KDevelop project for you and then as usual.
Do not forget that every time you add a new source,
first you have to add it to your CMakeList.txt, clean the cache files,
and then rerun cmake.

Alex

luke bloy wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I've begun the process of learning ITK and would love to have an ide
> which can do code completion of ITK classes. I generally prefer to
> compile from the command line so having ide-building and debugging isn't
> needed but I find code completion a very useful way to learn what
> methods are available and what different classes can do. The Doxygen
> pages are useful but only so much.
>
> So what linux IDE's do people use? I've tried Kdevelop and eclipse but
> have had trouble figuring out how to get code completion working in both
> of them? suggestions?
>
> thanks.
> Luke 
>
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