We don't advocate the use of a particular IDE to edit and build the code - most of use here at Rivermuse work most efficiently from the command-line with vim.
However, as the build system is based on standard GNU tools, it is compatible with most standard IDE's and has been known to work with eclipse, Xcode (on OS X) Code::Blocks and Anjuta to name a few.
Comments (2)
10 Aug 2009
zhaojf says:
What IDE will we need when we have get Source code， And How set?What IDE will we need when we have get Source code， And How set?
11 Aug 2009
Ed Savage says:
Hi Zhaojf, thanks for your interest in the Rivermuse source code. A discussion...Hi Zhaojf,
thanks for your interest in the Rivermuse source code.
A discussion on checking out and building the code can be found here
http://www.rivermuse.org/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=2458772
We don't advocate the use of a particular IDE to edit and build the code - most of use here at Rivermuse work most efficiently from the command-line with vim.
However, as the build system is based on standard GNU tools, it is compatible with most standard IDE's and has been known to work with eclipse, Xcode (on OS X) Code::Blocks and Anjuta to name a few.
Hope that helps!
Ed