Take the 2-minute tour ×  I have Eclipse Classic for my Java
classes, and I have Visual Studio as well, but I'd much rather
keep using Eclipse. Can anyone help?  I tried adding the addons
from within Eclipse but it didn't work properly.  share|improve
this question Classes as in University classes, not OOP classes.
:P –  Portaljacker Nov 13 '10 at 23:06 add comment  5 Answers
up vote 13 down vote accepted  You need the Eclipse CDT project
plugin.  Having said that, unless you need platform
independence, don't give up on Visual Studio. For C/C++ Visual
Studio is way, way, way better and faster than Eclipse. (IMHO).
share|improve this answer I guess it does have about the same
boot time. I wonder if there's an equivalent of Ctrl+Shift+F in
Visual Studio 2010, I can't live without it. :P –  Portaljacker
Nov 13 '10 at 23:13 add comment  If you work with Windows, I
suggest you use 2 different instances of Eclipse. As Eclipse is
a portable app (no registry), it is easy to use 2 different
instances, or more.  You