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Re: xnu dev environment, what do you use:
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  • Date: Thu, 8 Sep 2005 11:35:44 -0400 (EDT)
The kernel build mechanism is Makefile based, so some IDE won't help to build. Typing "make" in Terminal isn't exactly horrible, though. Gives a nice editor. Other editors (BBEdit, TextWrangler, SubEthaEdit, ...) should work as well.

I should have made myself more clear: my curiosity is to what -you- use instead of what should work or what the kernel mechanisms are. e.g. since xcode provides IOKit and KEXT templates, most people who are developing those(new or old) are more likely to be using xcode. Consider things like symbol search, function completion, context sensitive documentation are such useful features for working on large projects such as the xnu, I am rather surprised that the kernel build mechnaism hasn't been migrate to pb/xcode after all those years. jake
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