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Anyone know of an Integrated Development Enviroment for c++ to use in Debian? God help me, I'd like to learn a bit of c. One of those nice programs that underline mistakes, check for missing brackets, etc.
Any recommendations?
Distribution: Fedora 3,4- Ubuntu 6.06 to 8.10, Gentoo and Arch
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I believe eclipse is another good option out there. Just keep in mind to write code in C or C++ you need to install cdt pluging. I think it s a good practice to choose eclipse as your primary IDE for all programming projects, even though it consumes a lot of memory.
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