On Mon, 2002-03-04 at 19:33, Graeme Jensen wrote:
> I'm studying C++ at the moment using Code Warrior on windows, but would like
> to do it using the development software in red hat 7.2. Have tried a few
> times but can't seem to configure it to work properly. Do I have to install
> the libraries for C++ or make them myself? As I'm only a beginner with C++
> I can't do that. What can I do??
> Graeme
>
Assuming that you opted for the installation of development tools, C++
should be ready for use. Try the following on the command line...
$ g++
g++: No input files <<<<-----This should be the response.
Now there are several choices for C/C++ integrated environments to
choose from.
SourceNavigator
Kdevelop
Vide
RHIDE
Anjuta
I have personally used rhide and vide with good results. These will both
run under windows as well as linux and as such are the obvious choice
for use in our courses here. Of the two, I prefer vide, though neither
should probably be used for any massive coding project undertakings. I
have tried Source Navigator, but wasn't very successful with it.
...steep learning curve and little documentation. I haven't tried anjuta
yet, but it appears to have a very nice interface. I know nothing at all
about kdevelop.
Try using google to search for those keywords or go perform a search on
http://www.freshmeat.net
Hope that helps!
Carey
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