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* Support C, C#, C++, CUDO, OpenCL, Qt QML, Javascript, Python and PHP
* Support C, C#, C++, CUDO, OpenCL, Qt QML, Javascript, Python and PHP


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* Support multiple version control systems Git, Bazaar, Subversion, CVS, Mercurial (hg), Perforce
* Support multiple version control systems Git, Bazaar, Subversion, CVS, Mercurial (hg), Perforce


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* Support multiple build system CMake, QMake, Makefile, Meson<ref>[https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=343935 Meson support bug report]</ref>, ...
* Support multiple build system CMake, QMake, Makefile, Meson<ref>[https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=343935 Meson support bug report]</ref>, ...


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* Quick Code Navigation (Jump to declaration/definition)
* Quick Code Navigation (Jump to declaration/definition)


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* Code comprehension (Syntax highlighting, semantic code completion)
* Code comprehension (Syntax highlighting, semantic code completion)


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* Documentation integration
* Documentation integration



Revision as of 22:24, 11 March 2019

KDevelop Editor view
An Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for MS Windows, Mac OS X and Linux

History (inspired by Wikipedia)

The KDevelop project started in 1998 at the University of Potsdam (Germany). The first released 0.1 was released the same year[1].

KDevelop has experienced several rewrites. The first time was with version 3.x by Bernd Gehrmann in 2001[2] and the second time was with version 4.x with a more object-oriented architecture in 2009[3].

The development of KDevelop 5 started in August 2014 as a port of the KDevelop 4 codebase for qt5 and kf5[4]. The custom c++ parser was abandoned in favor of clang and the CMake interpreter was also replaced in favor of using the JSON metadata given by CMake. KDevelop 5 was released in August 2016[5].

Features[6]

  • Support C, C#, C++, CUDO, OpenCL, Qt QML, Javascript, Python and PHP
  • Support multiple version control systems Git, Bazaar, Subversion, CVS, Mercurial (hg), Perforce
  • Support multiple build system CMake, QMake, Makefile, Meson[7], ...
  • Quick Code Navigation (Jump to declaration/definition)
  • Code comprehension (Syntax highlighting, semantic code completion)
  • Documentation integration

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