C++
 

Hi there!
People is there some normal developing kit in C++?
I can remember that in winbloze I have used Dev-C++?
Is there something simirlar under Linux?
thnx

There's Linux version of Dev-C++, if I remember correctly.

Re: C++
 

*shrug*
emacs & gcc & STLport?

Cheers,
Tink

http://www.code-genie.com/

http://www.mingw.org/

I use cg to code and mingw to compile C++ in Windows. They might not be the best, but mingw is ANSI C compatible. 15MB file is all. cg lets you compile it right in the program. You have to run executables in a DOS box.

Sorry my bad. I thought you were asking for Windows. Under Linux, everything is there.

vi hello.cpp
g++ hello.cpp -o hello
hello

anjuta and
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cheers,
jens

Thnx for the info guys, but J-ray's solution is the best - anjuta is really cool...
thnx once again!

Of course anjuta is very cool but I have a question on it:
I open new file >> Save it as yo.cpp >> Write a program >> Compile >> Compile with Make >> Build .... Then I want to execute it pressing F3, but nothing appears to happen. So I open another tab of Anjuta where xterm is located and run the compiled program ./yo. So is this the only way to execute my compiled program? I can remember that in DevC++ I just pressed execute and new xterm window opened.....
any ideas?
I hope you could understand me :)
thnx in advance

you just need to configure it correctly, if you can't find the option, try creating a new project rather than a plain source file.

No I don't want to vreate new project - only plain source :)
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