Anjuta Bazaar is a plugin that seamlessly incorporates Bazaar into Anjuta IDE, streamlining the development process.
I recently tried out the Anjuta Bazaar software plugin and was impressed with what it had to offer. This plugin is specifically designed to integrate Bazaar into Anjuta IDE, making it an ideal solution for those who rely on both of these tools in their day-to-day work.
One of the standout features of this plugin is the fact that it offers Python bindings for the libanjuta library, which is used by Anjuta. This means that it is possible to write Anjuta plugins in Python, which is a big bonus for those who are more comfortable working with this language.
At the time of writing, Anjuta Bazaar is currently at a pre-alpha stage. It is worth bearing in mind that, as with any software at this stage, there may be some issues that users encounter. However, I found that the plugin worked well with Anjuta version 2.4.x.
One thing to note is that Anjuta Bazaar requires a patched version of codegen in order to support virtual functions with the same name in different interfaces. Fortunately, I was able to find a patch for this (bug #503668), which made it much easier to get the plugin up and running.
In terms of compatibility, I found that Anjuta Bazaar worked well with the latest version of Winpdb (at least revision 251). I was able to try out a number of functions, including loading programs, running them, stepping, accessing the stack frame list, viewing the thread list, and setting breakpoints (without a condition). Overall, I was impressed with what Anjuta Bazaar had to offer and would recommend it to others who are looking for a way to integrate Bazaar into their Anjuta IDE workflow.
One of the standout features of this plugin is the fact that it offers Python bindings for the libanjuta library, which is used by Anjuta. This means that it is possible to write Anjuta plugins in Python, which is a big bonus for those who are more comfortable working with this language.
At the time of writing, Anjuta Bazaar is currently at a pre-alpha stage. It is worth bearing in mind that, as with any software at this stage, there may be some issues that users encounter. However, I found that the plugin worked well with Anjuta version 2.4.x.
One thing to note is that Anjuta Bazaar requires a patched version of codegen in order to support virtual functions with the same name in different interfaces. Fortunately, I was able to find a patch for this (bug #503668), which made it much easier to get the plugin up and running.
In terms of compatibility, I found that Anjuta Bazaar worked well with the latest version of Winpdb (at least revision 251). I was able to try out a number of functions, including loading programs, running them, stepping, accessing the stack frame list, viewing the thread list, and setting breakpoints (without a condition). Overall, I was impressed with what Anjuta Bazaar had to offer and would recommend it to others who are looking for a way to integrate Bazaar into their Anjuta IDE workflow.
What's New
Version 0.1: N/A