Based on prior posts/discussions on the best IDE and the need to compile C language, I am adding a script - lets call it a minimal IDE. However, this little IDE is showing a bit of Project Management.
The script .sh/text, is made out of two files - some 300 lines of code, a reason why will not be posted but uploaded as files. The setup.sh will do nothing to your computer since it is in simulating mode. Therefore, is noninvasive.
The second script ahr_ide.sh it will work only if you run the setup.sh in "real" mode.
Once you feel comfortable with the simulation mode you can change the first variable value to real and there you go you can compile or execute C language code.
References to prior discussions and influence:
https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/55776/page-2
let me know if you can call VIM/Emacs with this code - I used ee and works.
Note: the code runs and was tested on two machines, unfortunately both had some ports installed. I usually like to run .sh code on a fresh install of FreeBSD without any ports/software installed.
Version: FreeBSD 10.2
The script .sh/text, is made out of two files - some 300 lines of code, a reason why will not be posted but uploaded as files. The setup.sh will do nothing to your computer since it is in simulating mode. Therefore, is noninvasive.
The second script ahr_ide.sh it will work only if you run the setup.sh in "real" mode.
Once you feel comfortable with the simulation mode you can change the first variable value to real and there you go you can compile or execute C language code.
Code:
PRJ_sim="simulation"; # replace with real/simulationReferences to prior discussions and influence:
https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/55776/page-2
let me know if you can call VIM/Emacs with this code - I used ee and works.Note: the code runs and was tested on two machines, unfortunately both had some ports installed. I usually like to run .sh code on a fresh install of FreeBSD without any ports/software installed.
Version: FreeBSD 10.2