Poll: what's your favorite IDE for C++ projects?

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NeoVim
CLion
Visual Studio Code
- Vscode oss/vscodium
Visual Studio (2022, 2019, 2013, etc)
Qt Creator
Kdevelop
Emacs + lsp-mode
@lysdexic TMUX & VIM & clangd & vim-ale & fzf.vim
- Would it be fair to represent that as simply vim?
  
  @lysdexic mh...yes
Visual Studio - not VSCode. It is heavy AF, but that debugger and profiler are just too good not to use. I also don't want to fight against a million compiler/makefile/configuration issues. I just want something that works, and Visual Studio just works.

All that said, I've probably written more C/C++ in Vim on a Linux box since I prefer C# when working on Windows, so idk? Visual Studio on Windows and Vim on Linux distros.
- Visual Studio - not VSCode.
  
  Please upvote Visual Studio then.
  
  It is heavy AF, but that debugger and profiler are just too good not to use.
  
  I agree.
  
  I also don’t want to fight against a million compiler/makefile/configuration issues.
  
  Visual Studio does not prevent us to get ourselvss in trouble, though. CLion + CMake is the only combination of IDE and build system that I know that is problem-free, and even so it requires a lot of discipline to keep the cmake project simple.
Helix
Neovim
Xcode
CodeLite (link)
NeoVim + clangd + nvim-cmp using built-in LSP, fzf-lua for files

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