I've found it easier to make vim a good IDE than to try to make an existing IDE more vim-like.
Vim has a great:make command which will compile your program and jump to any lines with errors. It's great. If you want to run the program after a build, just put that in the Makefile too, or create a "make run".
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I've found it easier to make vim a good IDE than to try to make an existing IDE more vim-like. Vim has a great :make command which will compile your program and jump to any lines with errors. It's great. If you want to run the program after a build, just put that in the Makefile too, or create a "make run".