GCC/G++ IDE recommendations
Hi,
I'm looking around for a GNU gcc/g++ IDE in Linux, similar to Visual Studio under M$ WinBlows. By IDE, I mean: 1. Should have debugger and linker. 2. Should also have a watch window for variables. 3. Decent color coded syntax. 4. Optional: Workspace style environment. I'm wondering if there's anything out there that fits the bill. If it's free, that's even better. By the way, the last thing I need is a bloated, nerdy programmer in Bermuda shorts with low self-esteem telling me to be a man and use vi/emacs, so don't bother replying if that's what you had in mind. Thanks... |
If you would have had a look somewhere on the web you should have come across KDevelop.
Greetings, Sascha |
I didn't come across KDevelop, but I checked it out, and it seems to be what I was looking for...
Thanks a lot for this, mate :-) |
De nada!
It can be a pain in the A in the beginning, but I think there is nothing better on Linux today... Greetings, Sascha |
You might want to at least try Eclipse.
It shows promise as an industrial grade solution. |
Magic C++ is what you need
A good IDE for Unix/Linux C++ developers
I got Magic C++ V2.5 a few days ago. A handy visual remote Unix and Linux C/C++ IDE under windows. You can edit the source codes and debug it handily with this VC++ like IDE :-). It supports CVS and visual HTML format man page online help now. Most important the server component source code is open to offer support for various UNIX/Linux platform requests, I've compiled it successfully under HP-UX and IBM AIX and works well, :p Magic C++ download site: http://www.magicunix.com |
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