Using SuSE 9.1 Pro...what can i use to program in C++?
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Hi
If you want to compile, link and run with command line you can use gcc.
If you want to use IDE, you can use many many IDEs in linux.
one of its most famous IDEs is KDevelop.
If you are installed, a one CD type of SuSE 9.1 you can download c++ compiler and any IDEs you want.
you can download available packages in SuSE official site : http://www.suse.com
May I suggest restricting yourself to gcc, ld, make and a good text editor, like kate?
You'll be more portable this way - I wouldn't even bet that you can compile a KDevelop
project under different KDevelop versions, not even to mention different *NIX flavors.
You don't need KDevelop for QT.. all my experiments with QT were done with kate, make, and konsole. I did start off with KDevelop though when I first switched from windows.
I'm using emacs/gcc/qt/ddd. The first 3 are widely available on windows/linux/mac, useful if you're seeking to target multiple platforms whilst retaining as similar an 'IDE' as possible. The debugger is the weakest part; I dont know of a good visual debugger (not gdb) that will work on Windows with mingw gcc. ddd on linux seems ok. Anyone know a better solution for debugging gcc-compiled apps on a Windows system?
KDevelop has an advantage that it is found on all linux distributions. (as default packages)
and you don't need to install it after you installed your full linux.
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