Kdevelop 4 vs. 3.5

[Michael George Hart]

I agree with you. I many way 3.5 a superior product....eg. to this date
since, since i started using 4 no one has clearly indicate to me how to
simply compile just one file of a project without actually editing the
CMakefile leaving just that one desired uncommented .... 3.5 you would just
right click on that file a select that file. Version 4 require you to know
a good deal about cmake

I suggest you go through the cmake tutorial. ..
On Jan 2, 2016 5:57 AM, "Erik Rull" <erik.rull at rdsoftware.de> wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I use Kdevelop 3.5 for now more than 8 years.
> I never had the need to update due to my development environment.
> Now I switched to Ubuntu 12.04 LTS and installed Kdevelop 4 that is
> included in this distribution.
> It's horrible. The startup speed without having a project open is really
> slow (CPU with 4 GB ram, 4 cores, SSD) and when trying to somehow import my
> existing code (file by file, the project file is not accepted by 4) to the
> Kdevelop 4 project structures I get it either stalled (doing nothing any
> more) or get it crashed.
> Well the project is not small. ~ 150k lines of code, more than 800 files
> (C++).
> Is there a way to get my existing 3.5 project to 4 without killing the
> application?
>
> The "only" thing that I really need is the code completion and the standard
> editor features like syntax checking + highlighting. This worked really
> great in 3.5, but there is no install package for 3.5 for Ubuntu 12.04 any
> more.
> I don't need gmake and other parts of the project handling, I use the
> standard linux shell + make for compiling the project.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Erik
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