[erlang-questions] Which IDE do you use for Erlang/OTP core development?
ami
m3oucat@REDACTED
Wed Jun 25 11:18:20 CEST 2014
Hi all,
I decided to understand how Erlang works from inside.
Probably I’ll even become a contributor(I hope).
I started with forking https://github.com/erlang/otp, then cloning it to my local copy.
And it’s quite big. And not only big, there are both C and Erlang sources:
1s-MacBook-Pro:otp a1$ find . -name '*.erl' | wc -l
3650
1s-MacBook-Pro:otp a1$ find . -name '*.c' | wc -l
547
I would say, Erlang sources mostly.
Here’s my question.
Which IDEs do you use to treat all the source tree(both Erlang & C) as a single project?
I might use one IDE for C and another for Erlang. But it’s quite ugly and inconvenient.
Though, I’m not the very first person who decided to contribute to Erlang/OTP :)
So, I think, that somebody already faced with these questions.
If you use some
* special-designed IDEs(preferably), BTW, do they exist in nature?
* emacs plugins(less preferably) or
* vim plugins,
please share links, configs, etc.
The most needed features are:
* go to declaration
* code completion
* easy navigation through the code
Thanks in advance,
Alexander
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