Linux Development Tools for C/C++ ???

SashkaP · 09-16-2004, 06:51 PM

Hi,
I'm looking to find some development tools for the company I work at.

-Specifically can anyone suggest a really good debugger for C/C++ in Linux? (something other than GDB - it seems to have a lot of problems with threaded applications).

-Also, some good non buggy IDE/Compiler would be very helpful (currently using g++ w/ Vim/Emacs). Something that would speed up the development process

Also, How stable is Eclipse ... is it good for C/C++ development?

thanks,

leonscape · 09-16-2004, 07:18 PM

KDevelop is currently the best C/C++ IDE for Linux, some will point to Magic++ also theres Anjunta.

I like Kdevelop because it handles GDB for you ( which make it a lot easier to work with ), also theres support for Profiling tools such as Valgrind, which help with memory and threading errors as well as having cache and heap profilling.

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