JetBrains

[Russel Winder]

I see that JetBrains new C/C++ IDE, CLion, assumes you will use CMake.
This will not be good for SCons use.

I also note that Netbeans assumes you will use Autotools for C/C++
projects, but that you can convince it to use SCons by devious means.

[Alexandre Feblot]

Netbeans: yes, creating a project by having it run a SCons build and scan
build commands works quite well.

Post by Russel Winder
I see that JetBrains new C/C++ IDE, CLion, assumes you will use CMake.
This will not be good for SCons use.
I also note that Netbeans assumes you will use Autotools for C/C++
projects, but that you can convince it to use SCons by devious means.
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[William Blevins]

I am partial to Netbeans. If you can get Netbeans to build, clean, and
debug via scons can I get instructions or better yet can we add them to the
wiki?

Post by Alexandre Feblot
Netbeans: yes, creating a project by having it run a SCons build and scan
build commands works quite well.

Post by Russel Winder
I see that JetBrains new C/C++ IDE, CLion, assumes you will use CMake.
This will not be good for SCons use.
I also note that Netbeans assumes you will use Autotools for C/C++
projects, but that you can convince it to use SCons by devious means.
--
Russel.
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[Russel Winder]

Post by William Blevins
I am partial to Netbeans. If you can get Netbeans to build, clean, and
debug via scons can I get instructions or better yet can we add them to the
wiki?

The trick is to just say yes to a custom Make, and then when it asks for
details tell it all about SCons. Ugly, but it works. I have moaned to
the Netbeans product manager but sadly the whole IDE world thinks all C
and C++ builds are done with Make.

[Arve Knudsen]

CLion is supposed to support more build tools in the future, I've been
told. Maybe put some pressure on them to support SCons (via their forums
f.ex.)?

Arve

Post by Russel Winder
I see that JetBrains new C/C++ IDE, CLion, assumes you will use CMake.
This will not be good for SCons use.
I also note that Netbeans assumes you will use Autotools for C/C++
projects, but that you can convince it to use SCons by devious means.
--
Russel.
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London SW11 1EN, UK w: www.russel.org.uk skype: russel_winder
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[Dirk Bächle]

Post by Arve Knudsen
CLion is supposed to support more build tools in the future, I've been
told. Maybe put some pressure on them to support SCons (via their
forums f.ex.)?

Building up pressure is the wrong approach, we could simply offer them
our help...if they should be interested to add some basic SCons support
to their tools.

Dirk

[Russel Winder]

Post by Dirk Bächle

Post by Arve Knudsen
CLion is supposed to support more build tools in the future, I've been
told. Maybe put some pressure on them to support SCons (via their
forums f.ex.)?

Building up pressure is the wrong approach, we could simply offer them
our help...if they should be interested to add some basic SCons support
to their tools.

I have asked a question http://devnet.jetbrains.com/thread/457064

Let's see what the response is: it may be that the whole of CLion is
being engineered around CMake, and so would disallow Make and Autotools
as well. Or it may be that they are just using CMake for now and will
allow plugable alternatives.

[Russel Winder]

Post by Russel Winder

Post by Dirk Bächle

Post by Arve Knudsen
CLion is supposed to support more build tools in the future, I've been
told. Maybe put some pressure on them to support SCons (via their
forums f.ex.)?

Building up pressure is the wrong approach, we could simply offer them
our help...if they should be interested to add some basic SCons support
to their tools.

I have asked a question http://devnet.jetbrains.com/thread/457064
Let's see what the response is: it may be that the whole of CLion is
being engineered around CMake, and so would disallow Make and Autotools
as well. Or it may be that they are just using CMake for now and will
allow plugable alternatives.

JetBrains have accepted the idea of alternate build frameworks and are
asking for opinions regarding support for SCons:

http://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/CPP-1102

As always, vote early and definitely vote often.

[anatoly techtonik]

Post by Arve Knudsen
CLion is supposed to support more build tools in the future, I've been
told. Maybe put some pressure on them to support SCons (via their forums
f.ex.)?

Building up pressure is the wrong approach, we could simply offer them our
help...if they should be interested to add some basic SCons support to their
tools.

Or vice versa. If they could support SCons research, that would help
to dedicate more time to it.