On 4 Mar 2002, Carey F. Cox wrote: >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
On the buyware front, if you're really happy with CodeWarrior, Metrowerks offers it for Linux. I don't know if it's exactly like the Win32 versions; YMMV. I haven't used it myself, but I haven't heard complaints from the students that have installed it, either. IIRC it's designed to use RPM to install. D. >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 > _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
