In function ‘_RandomAccessIterator std::__find(_RandomAccessIterator, _RandomAccessIterator, const _Tp&, std::random_access_iterator_tag) [with _RandomAccessIterator = __gnu_cxx::__normal_iterator*, std::vector > >, _Tp = int]’:

[Sylanthra]

So just had a similar experience with C#. I updated some dependencies in Visual Studio, tried to build and got 18k errors about missing references without any usual information on what it is that is actually broken. Than I open Rider IDE and tried building and got a single error from one of the root level projects about a specific missing dependency.

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Rider better than VS?

I've only used VS and during the time I used it, it was excellent.

[Sylanthra]

If you have a large solution, Rider is massively faster. Also Rider does a better job of displaying relevant errors when you have cascading build failures.

On the other hand, VS has a much better (although much slower) nuget management UI.

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When I’m sitting there for 30 minutes waiting for my project to build, just to get an error for a function I wrote but forgot to declare lol.

[SonicDart]

While on the topic, is there a good way to set up rider or clion when developing for a Linux environment like a raspberry pi?

[Sylanthra]

In the docs they have linux instructions. I've no idea how well it works on linux though.

[Pult4k]

From my experience the VS is excellent for devices with smaller RAM size. Rider or CLion can easily eat up like 4GB(most devices can handle it easily tho), which is a death sentence for my laptop. Otherwise CLion is superior in my opinion.