Re: c/c++ project management and debugging

[Andrea Crotti]

Elena <egarrulo@gmail.com> writes:

>
> Moreover, when your heavily customized Emacs start to "misbehave" what
> can you do?  Start "emacs -Q" and begin evaluating sexps.  Oh, what an
> advanced debugging aid!  Come on, Pascal, IDEs have something to teach.

That doesn't make sense, your IDE doesn't misbehave maybe just becasue
it doesn't let you change how it internally works.

If there is a "full power" language to change how your tool works, of
course you can do any nasty thing.
But actually the debug environment for elisp is very powerful and nice
to use.

Try to randomly modify some internal configuration files and then tell
me how your wonderful IDE helped you to fix the problem.

To me it seems (no offense) that you should just try to learn more
emacs/elisp.