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• Best Vimrc For C Programming
• Best Vimrc For C++

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Of course, all of the suggestions are just colourschemes. ¯ (ツ)/¯ If you're planning to stick around with vim, I'd recommend starting with. It aims to be a minimal set of reasonable defaults that you can build off of. There are more extensive 'distributions' out there that include plugins, which might be more useful if you just want to get a good feature set quickly, but they have a lot more baggage and (IMO) discourage new users from customizing their setup for their own needs and preferences, which is a big part of vimology. After that, just get in the habit of looking up features you feel are missing or could be improved. You'll generally find a setting or plugin that does what you want or you'll find a more appropriate way to deal with the issue. One thing I would say is a must for C programming, though, is using ctags (or a similar program).

Best Vimrc For C Programming

Best Vimrc For C++

You can find more about this by entering:help ctags in vim. (Oh, and for colourschemes, I'm a fan of, which is a tool for making your own.).