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KDevelop

4.2.0

KDE Development Environment

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Link: http://www.kdevelop.org/
Downloads: 20545

Submitted: Jan 16 2004
Updated: Jan 26 2011

Description:

KDevelop is a plugin based IDE that currently supports C++ and PHP, different build tools, integrated documentation formats, integrated revision control systems and dozens of other neat tools. All these are plugins and there are plenty examples on how to add your own plugins.

It should also compile on Mac OSX (PowerPC), MS Windows and Solaris, but these platforms are sadly unmaintained. Help welcome!

Build tools: CMake, custom makefiles, generic scripts. (Experimental: QMake, Autotools, ...)

Integrated Documentation: QtHelp, CMake, PHP.net

Revision Control Systems: CVS, Git (KDev 4.1), SVN, (Experimental: Mercurial)

Development Support with code completion, as-you-type-reports, context browsing etc. pp:
- Anything in C++/C , e.g.: Qt, gtk, wxWindows, superwabba, GBA, ...
- Anything in PHP.

"Simple" language support for tons of other languages with the feature set found in Kate.

Other plugins: console, debugger (gdb), find-in-files, classviewer, snippets, external scripts, ...

For features, screenshots and other goodies, visit the website.

Changelog:

January 26th 2011 - Release of KDevelop 4.2.0
January 14th 2011 - Release of KDevelop 4.1.2
November 28th 2010 - Release of KDevelop 4.1.0
October 25st 2010 - Release of KDevelop 4.1
May 1st 2010 - Release of KDevelop 4.0

License:
The core libraries of KDevelop are LGPL and some are BSD, the plugins are usualy GPL.

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POV-Ray

by XepheX on: Sep 30 2004

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XepheX

Would it be possible to implement a POV-Ray feature with synthax highliting, a render button (like compile for C++) and synthax completition

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POV language support

by amilcar on: Oct 1 2004

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amilcar
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Yes it is possible and we have a document that helps you to do it:
http://www.kdevelop.org/HEAD/doc/api/html/howToAddProgrammingLanguages.html

KDevelop rules!
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Don't update on Suse

by jodda on: Oct 16 2004

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jodda

I updated to Kdevelop 3.1.1-3 on a plain Suse 9.1. Kdevelop does not work.
I downloaded the special Suse 9.1 RPM package from the Kdevelop homepage.

Seems that other KDE libraries have to be updated as well. Remembers me to to the MS DLL hell.

undefined symbol: _ZN11KMdiMainFrm16setToolviewStyleEi

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Re: Don't update on Suse

by mouse-klick on: Oct 17 2004

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mouse-klick

I've got the same problem. I've tried the version 2.xxx,... same problem.

I think there's a general problem with suse9.1

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Re: Re: Don't update on Suse

by rmcruz on: Jan 14 2005

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rmcruz

Not a Suse problem. Happens to me too in Mandrake 10.0. I guess it's because I still have 3.2...

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Re: Don't update on Suse

by kburden000 on: Oct 19 2004

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kburden000

Same here. I just updated on factory
9.1 with kdevelop 3.1 to 3.1.1 and I
get the same missing symbol:
_ZN11KMdiMainFrm16setToolviewStyleEi
I tried the rpm from Suse and Kdevelop
and they both break.

Does anybody test this stuff?

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Re: Re: Don't update on Suse

by adymo on: Dec 11 2004

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adymo

KDevelop team is not responsible for packaging. We only make sure the source code compiles and works.
But anyway, when you update kdevelop rpms for SuSE make sure you update all other KDE packages also.
Notably, it's a good idea to update kdelibs, kdebase and kdesdk together with KDevelop.

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Re: Don't update on Suse

by amilcar on: Oct 29 2004

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amilcar
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That error message is associated with a bad .so file.
Delete that file and it will work fine.

KDevelop rules!
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Re: Don't update

by mgooch on: Nov 2 2004

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mgooch

I'm a bit of a newbie. Can you give me a clue as to which '.so' file you deleted to fix this problem, or how you tracked down the offending critter :)

Thanks
Mk

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Re: Re: Don't update on Suse

by teatime on: Nov 7 2004

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teatime

This RPM is built against KDE-3.3.x and cannot be used on KDE-3.2.x.

It is a bug of the SuSE package management system if it lets you install this RPM on KDE-3.2.x

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Great job!

by heman on: Dec 9 2004

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heman
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Great work! This ide, at least for c/c++ is a very good tool, almost commercial level.
The only things I miss should be improved are code completion and the debugger (I haven't used it much, but the little I did, I found it very improvable).
As a general IDE, it's great.

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Re: Great job!

by veton on: Dec 10 2004

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veton

+1. A Good code completion is mandatory to speed up the development (especially when you don't know the api by heart!)

BTW, do we have code completion for the python or ruby bindings?

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Re: Great job!

by amilcar on: Jan 24 2005

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amilcar
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Try the new KDevelop HEAD. It's code completion features and it's debugger have been improved.

KDevelop rules!
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Thanks for kdevelop

by sv1bgubp on: Dec 18 2004

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sv1bgubp

Hi.

Usual I use emacs + gdb, but many times kdevelop have been useful and fundamental.
Without kdevelop probably I would not be ' ' ' survival ' ' ' to the beginnings with qt/kde/kmail and a my small project would not be born (with my deep dissatisfaction).
Thanks.

Regards,
Gdb

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KDevlop

by morleron on: Mar 7 2005

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morleron

This is a great IDE. I've used several IDEs over the years and KDevelop has, by far, the best feature set and usability that I've encountered. There are a lot of features here and it will take time to learn to use the program to best effect. There is the occassional bug, but the KDevelop community is very good about fixing them or providing work-arounds where possible. Keep up the good work.

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KDevelop

KDE Development Environment

January 26th 2011 - Release of KDevelop 4.2.0 January 14th 2011 - Release of KDevelop 4.1.2 November 28th 2010 - Release of KDevelop 4.1.0 October 25st 2010 - Release of KDevelop 4.1 May 1st 2010 - Release of KDevelop 4.0

POV-Ray

Would it be possible to implement a POV-Ray feature with synthax highliting, a render button (like compile for C++) and synthax completition

POV language support

Yes it is possible and we have a document that helps you to do it: http://www.kdevelop.org/HEAD/doc/api/html/howToAddProgrammingLanguages.html

Don't update on Suse

I updated to Kdevelop 3.1.1-3 on a plain Suse 9.1. Kdevelop does not work. I downloaded the special Suse 9.1 RPM package from the Kdevelop homepage. Seems that other KDE libraries have to be updated as well. Remembers me to to the MS DLL hell. undefined symbol: _ZN11KMdiMainFrm16setToolviewStyleEi

Re: Don't update on Suse

I've got the same problem. I've tried the version 2.xxx,... same problem. I think there's a general problem with suse9.1

Re: Re: Don't update on Suse

Not a Suse problem. Happens to me too in Mandrake 10.0. I guess it's because I still have 3.2...

Re: Don't update on Suse

Same here. I just updated on factory 9.1 with kdevelop 3.1 to 3.1.1 and I get the same missing symbol: _ZN11KMdiMainFrm16setToolviewStyleEi I tried the rpm from Suse and Kdevelop and they both break. Does anybody test this stuff?

Re: Re: Don't update on Suse

KDevelop team is not responsible for packaging. We only make sure the source code compiles and works. But anyway, when you update kdevelop rpms for SuSE make sure you update all other KDE packages also. Notably, it's a good idea to update kdelibs, kdebase and kdesdk together with KDevelop.

Re: Don't update on Suse

That error message is associated with a bad .so file. Delete that file and it will work fine.

Re: Don't update

I'm a bit of a newbie. Can you give me a clue as to which '.so' file you deleted to fix this problem, or how you tracked down the offending critter :) Thanks Mk

Re: Re: Don't update on Suse

This RPM is built against KDE-3.3.x and cannot be used on KDE-3.2.x. It is a bug of the SuSE package management system if it lets you install this RPM on KDE-3.2.x

Great job!

Great work! This ide, at least for c/c++ is a very good tool, almost commercial level. The only things I miss should be improved are code completion and the debugger (I haven't used it much, but the little I did, I found it very improvable). As a general IDE, it's great.

Re: Great job!

+1. A Good code completion is mandatory to speed up the development (especially when you don't know the api by heart!) BTW, do we have code completion for the python or ruby bindings?

Re: Great job!

Try the new KDevelop HEAD. It's code completion features and it's debugger have been improved.

Thanks for kdevelop

Hi. Usual I use emacs + gdb, but many times kdevelop have been useful and fundamental. Without kdevelop probably I would not be ' ' ' survival ' ' ' to the beginnings with qt/kde/kmail and a my small project would not be born (with my deep dissatisfaction). Thanks. Regards, Gdb

KDevlop

January 26th 2011 - Release of KDevelop 4.2.0
January 14th 2011 - Release of KDevelop 4.1.2
November 28th 2010 - Release of KDevelop 4.1.0
October 25st 2010 - Release of KDevelop 4.1
May 1st 2010 - Release of KDevelop 4.0

Yes it is possible and we have a document that helps you to do it:
http://www.kdevelop.org/HEAD/doc/api/html/howToAddProgrammingLanguages.html

I've got the same problem. I've tried the version 2.xxx,... same problem.

I think there's a general problem with suse9.1

Same here. I just updated on factory
9.1 with kdevelop 3.1 to 3.1.1 and I
get the same missing symbol:
_ZN11KMdiMainFrm16setToolviewStyleEi
I tried the rpm from Suse and Kdevelop
and they both break.

Does anybody test this stuff?

KDevelop team is not responsible for packaging. We only make sure the source code compiles and works.
But anyway, when you update kdevelop rpms for SuSE make sure you update all other KDE packages also.
Notably, it's a good idea to update kdelibs, kdebase and kdesdk together with KDevelop.

That error message is associated with a bad .so file.
Delete that file and it will work fine.

I'm a bit of a newbie. Can you give me a clue as to which '.so' file you deleted to fix this problem, or how you tracked down the offending critter :)

Thanks
Mk

This RPM is built against KDE-3.3.x and cannot be used on KDE-3.2.x.

It is a bug of the SuSE package management system if it lets you install this RPM on KDE-3.2.x

Great work! This ide, at least for c/c++ is a very good tool, almost commercial level.
The only things I miss should be improved are code completion and the debugger (I haven't used it much, but the little I did, I found it very improvable).
As a general IDE, it's great.

+1. A Good code completion is mandatory to speed up the development (especially when you don't know the api by heart!)

BTW, do we have code completion for the python or ruby bindings?

Hi.

Usual I use emacs + gdb, but many times kdevelop have been useful and fundamental.
Without kdevelop probably I would not be ' ' ' survival ' ' ' to the beginnings with qt/kde/kmail and a my small project would not be born (with my deep dissatisfaction).
Thanks.

Regards,
Gdb