You have to do a lot of things. I don't envy you at all!
I work mostly in IDEs and won't use the clunky command line if I have an alternative. After all, it's the year 2022. Why working like it's 1991? I don't want to spoil you the end of the movie, but I have this hunch that graphical user interfaces are the future.
And I don't see what you can't do with VS or Qt. Maybe setting up your toolchain with a script or using terminals (which I don't know what have to do with programming IDEs).
I do most of the above with fricking KEIL uVision for a myriad of microcontrollers!
I compile and edit whole Android OS with VSCode and the integrated SSH terminal! (I hate to use the command line, though!).
I work mostly in IDEs and won't use the clunky command line if I have an alternative. After all, it's the year 2022. Why working like it's 1991? I don't want to spoil you the end of the movie, but I have this hunch that graphical user interfaces are the future.
And I don't see what you can't do with VS or Qt. Maybe setting up your toolchain with a script or using terminals (which I don't know what have to do with programming IDEs).
I do most of the above with fricking KEIL uVision for a myriad of microcontrollers!
I compile and edit whole Android OS with VSCode and the integrated SSH terminal! (I hate to use the command line, though!).