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Thanks, then it’s different… i meant the first.

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Hello, I do not need a code completion tool. I just like to make more advertisement for developer. I would like to see developer like/love to develop/code for/with Haiku!

Like Adam Fowler wrote this nice article: Why I like Haiku OS as a developer – Adam's Deep Technology Blog

Or as PDF: http://0x0.st/-FcQ.pdf

Adam Fowler is the proud parent of an adopted Haiku app in Paladin

I would like to see more effort in attracting developer and programming novice to try out Haiku and learn how to program and use Haiku…

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I tried to compile Ideam but it fails.
Probably that’s due to Ideam not having received a update for three years while so much has changed in Haiku.
Maybe I can find a way to make it work again some day when I have time.
That’s the error Ideam throws:

src/IdeamApp.cpp: In function 'int main(int, char**)':
src/IdeamApp.cpp:220:23: error: catching polymorphic type 'class std::out_of_range' by value [-Werror=catch-value=]
  220 |         } catch (std::out_of_range) {
      |                       ^~~~~~~~~~~~
cc1plus: all warnings being treated as errors
Makefile:91: recipe for target 'objects.x86_64-cc11-debug/IdeamApp.o' failed
make: *** [objects.x86_64-cc11-debug/IdeamApp.o] Error 1

Ideas?

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“All warnings being treated as errors” can be changed in the makefile. I think its -Werr or -Wpedantic in the gcc command line parsing. It’s complaining that a class is being treated as a value but it’s just a warning. If you want more warnings to be treated as if they were errors, try recompiling with a more recent GCC and it will get even more pedantic with you. :wink:

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Thanks,it was -Werror,I removed it and compiles and runs now :+1:
It’s a really good IDE by the way,looks much simpler and more useful than KDevelop.

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I’ve updated Ideam in haikuports to the latest version and fixed the build in https://github.com/haikuports/haikuports/commit/5bf04b

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Alright, thanks for clarifying, I was just wondering :slight_smile:

That´s of course always a good idea. I think Haiku is very developer and newcomer friendly already. The tools are all there (unless somebody wants a full featured IDE, that has been discussed earlier in this thread), there is loads of documentation, featured under “Development” on the website, and most of all a very helpful and welcoming community. My programming questions were always answered very quickly and friendly. There wasn`t even once a “read the f*cking documentation”, even when I should have just done that. :slight_smile:

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Ideam works just nice great to have!
It is very stable thx Diver for the update!

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Great! I’ll have to try it sometime!

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Oh. Ill check! Nice!

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Is this not working in x86_64? I can neither find the package nor get haikuporter to build it. Porter recipe fails at finding packages for devel:libclang

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This is marked as ? in the recipe, so it’s not build for x86_64 atm.

ARCHITECTURES="?all !x86_gcc2"
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I am not a C or C++ developer. I use yab (yet another basic), an interpreter who use the HaikuAPI.

  1. I am working on Apps and Games
  2. I use yabIDE
  3. I am develop directly on Haiku, because yab is Haiku only.
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Does Haiku actually have a profiler? Just asking, because it would be useful for Developers to profile their products and even nice to use the profiler to find certain bottlenecks in Haiku stack.

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Only a cli one: /bin/profile

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Oh nice. Thats sufficient for me. Ill test. Thank you.

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