Working with Vim and C++
Vim’s got the power to work with C++, oh yes :) Over the years I’ve tweaked my C++ setup with Vim to include a few plugins and a number of settings and functions. If you’re a C++ programmer, these little bits of configuration might just help you out. I’ve broken this up into two major pieces:
- General settings that don’t really require plugins.
- Snippet-based settings. Snippets represent a seriously powerful mechanism for dealing with code and C++ is no exception.
dominiko:
February 13th, 2010 at 3:14 am
I also develop in C++ with Vim. Some tips:
- cscope & exuberant ctags are your friends
- plugins I find most useful (among others): OmniCppComplete, a.vim, taglist.vim
- put “let g:load_doxygen_syntax=1″ in ~/.vimrc to have doxygen syntax highlighting (see screenshot example at http://dominique.pelle.free.fr/rastafari.vim.png)
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