Best for C++
 

What is the best program to compile and or to make c++ code for RedHat 9, I currently use vi and gvim and compile with gcc (g++), is there anything better or more combinient?

Thanks for helping.

well everything that i know of for developing in c++ in linux uses gcc (g++) as the compiler. are you asking about IDEs (development environments)? doesn't red hat 9 come with kdevelop, glade, and other IDE's? i got all that stuff in red hat 7.3. and these use gcc (g++) too.

If you like working with vi(m) and gcc, stick with it. I prefer an IDE, such as Anjuta, and Red Hat comes with KDevelop.

Steve

I can't use Kdevelop
 

Ok, I tried running Kdevelp and it works fine but there was some problems saying that KDE was not found and that I need that, but it still runned then I tried to make a new c++ project but apperently there was a few errors and did not let me create it, an error came out saying something about privilages. well, I want to know something, What is more poferfull? the IDE's or VI (GVIM)?

well, kdevelop needs kde libraries and things like that. it's for making programs in the kde desktop environment. so you'll need to install kde and other kde libraries, headers, etc. sounds like you're using strictly gnome and didn't install kde. gnome i think comes with glade. but maybe look into a 3rd party IDE like the one suggested by speter.

Actually, Anjuta is the IDE for GNOME. Glade is just a GTK interface builder.

Steve

You can try out emacs, either GNU emacs, or the one that I prefer -- XEmacs.

It is very beautiful, and once you have mastered them, you will never feel the need for any IDE's at all.