>>107246815
Nvim + a good config + plus a make file

>>107247067
>Nvim
lol

>>107246815
Zed.
has built in C/C++ support

>>107247067
>+ plus

>>107246815
>I need it for a 100k+ loc complex ncurses app
actual braindamage
imagine writing anything in "ncurses" in the year 2025 instead of using a proper GUI

>>107246815
Visual Studio (not VSCode). Linux? CLion or VSCode with integrated Neovim extension + NV plugins with clangd and C++ extension provided by MS but with disabled intellisense (or it will conflict with clangd). Anti-depression medication to stop you from killing yourself when you realize how fucking agonizing C++ tooling is compared to other languages.

>>107247173
>Loonix
>a proper GUI
kek

>>107246815
I work on a project with 10s of millions of lines of code and nvim + clangd + fzf works fine. With 100k lines, you won't even need this bit I use to find things beyond reach of the language server:

map("n", "<space>g", ":cd `topdir`<cr>:Rg! <C-R><C-W><cr>")

>>107246815
Visual Studio 6

kate or nano

>>107246815
visual studio. no amount of seething will change that fact.

>>107247128
toy

>>107246815
QtCreator. Yes, you can use it with non-Qt projects.

>>107247067
Give me a premade config. I’m nog wasting hours researching how to configure a text editor when I got vstudio.

>>107246815
KDevelop. Yes, you can use it with non-KDE projects.

>>107249325
install lazyvim and the lazyvim starter, no need to thank me.

>>107249318
This. I've used Qt Creator on a project with several hundred thousand lines of c++ and it was fine.