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Because it uses standard tools all along the way, you can install the entire toolchain with sudo apt-get install clang diffutils patch ctags make on an Ubuntu-like system. The “template” system for new projects? He uses diff and patch to import and export project templates.
The code editor he uses is QScintilla, which uses clang for code completion. That’s the hacker’s way - putting together proven standard tools that already work. ’s project makes them less fancy, more transparent, and more customizable, while retaining the functionality. We’ve always felt that most IDEs are just fancy wrappers around all the tools that we use anyway: Makefiles, diff, git, ctags, and an editor. We don’t use a GUI IDE, but if we did, it would most certainly be something along the lines of ’s embedded-IDE project.