I like to use LINQpad and FSI when developing code for C # and F #. For haskell, I used hugs. And of course, scripting languages almost always come with REPL. Almost every modern browser comes with a pretty fantastic javascript repl / ide.
Is there something similar for C ++ 0x?
Neat features:
- may include / reference existing code
- the compilation cycle is short and fast - the second is fine, but there are no minutes.
- autocomplete / intellisense or the like would be nice or at least decent google-this-function-for-me keyshortcut
- at least partial support for C ++ 0x.
I mainly use windows, but if there is a great tool for linux that does not require 1337 hours to configure on each new distribution (that is, not in most emacs configurations), I will also be interested to hear them.
Related: C ++ - interpreter / console / snippet compiler (two years ago, oriented to Linux)
Edit: It is not entirely inappropriate to note that I would like to use this to feel C ++ 0x among other things - as much as possible. Support for C ++ 0x - at least for auto and lambda - would be nice. I am not looking to take care of cues as well as a fast-paced environment.
Eamon nerbonne
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