hi everyone.
i am newbee to linux. planning to shift my career to device driver programming.
i want to know what are software's i would need to learn and where would i get that.
firstly i have downloaded Intel C++ for Linux and installed.
but i am not able to use it without proper IDE as i am addicted to Visual Studio.
please guide me to needed softwares or atleast name them.

thankyou.

I'm not sure if you should do device driver programming with IDE. And "Intel C++ for Linux"? Hey, you've got gcc and g++, and you can use any text-editing-capable program to create the code. There's this old major Emacs, and a lot newer ones that can do syntax hilighting and a lot of other useful stuff..consider learning to write the code with them.

If you go to KDE site or Gnome site or just search the web for "KDE development" or "Gnome development" you'll get names for some commonly used IDEs for those two desktop environments, depending on which one you prefer to use.

hi
i need linux command
pls send it
pls

Hi
iam a fresher in linux
but i dont idea in linux
but iam maintaining now linux red hat
i wnat to noe linux commands
pls send it (if u hve)
tnks
plss

for g++ the command is:

make the inputFile the c++ source file and the outFile whatever you want the executable to be.
Than you have to make the outFile executable so:

I hope this answer your questions.

I personally like Emacs and Kate for text editing. They are both graphical. If you want to go all text base vi or vim are very nice to use. They are difficult to learn at first but extremely useful for editing files on the fly when you are working with the console.

Welcome to LQ....

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Please start a new thread---and ask a more specific question, if possible.