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by foobarbaz33
1180 days ago
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Old school C/C++ dev is done with ctags, grep, and compiler output. Emacs and Vim both integrate with this stuff just fine. They are a tie here. Maybe a slight edge to Emacs with citre-mode; a really fancy ctags integration that brings the bling. Emacs can integrate with GDB for debugging. I'm not familiar with how vim integrates with debuggers so can't compare. New school is to use lsp servers. Again both Emacs and Vim integrate. I've had 0 performance issues Emacs/eglot but I heard some people say Vim/NeoVim has better lsp performance. So maybe a slight edge to Vim there. Personally I prefer Emacs due to how it treats the tab key as "go-to-indentation" instead of a literal tab/spaces. YYMV. |
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