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by ska 2071 days ago
I haven't used JetBrains for a few years but it was always pretty slow (i.e. slowed down VS notably and nearly globally) for c++ at least - so perhaps something inherent in the parsing as well though clearly that could be improved.

I've never found a fully satisfactory c++ setup, but always thought things like e.g. slime worked well.

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> I've never found a fully satisfactory c++ setup

My preferred stack is: Emacs + lsp + ccls + dumb-jump + rg + projectile + dap

It's still not perfect, but it's the best I can do.

I find it, and VSCode and Visual Studio, _astonishingly_ slow compared to Emacs + dumb-jump + rg/ag.