Anyone know a good C++ IDE?

[eXtremist]

Anyone know a good C++ IDE for linux? Bloodshed is a good one for windows.. I'm looking for something along the lines of that!

[mrBen]

Don't know Bloodshed, don't know C++ that well, but people have always spoken good things about KDevelop.

[Of course, we cannot forgot vi and gpp ;)]

[stavefan]

greetings,

anjuta...you can find it @ freshmeat.net...has a similar look and feel to ms visual studio (which is pretty good)...

one catch: gotta use gnome...
give it a try if you want..what little i played with it seems good....

hope that helps,
stavefan

[eXtremist]

Thanks.. I have no problems using GNOME.. It's what I use most of the time anyway.

[TaeShadow]

Personally, I use KDevelop, and I really like it. It is especially good if you're writing KDE programs, but it will work with anything. It even has support for GNOME programs, but I've never used it.

[stavefan]

Does KDevelop have a gui debugger?

I've never used that program, and am always on the lookout for new things...

thanks,
stavefan

[Wildscribe]

Originally posted by eXtremist:
Anyone know a good C++ IDE for linux? Bloodshed is a good one for windows.. I'm looking for something along the lines of that!

If you're an old timer like me, and used Borland Turbo C++ for Windows in the early 1990s, you'll be right at home with XWPE.
I think it stands for "X-Windows Programming Environment." The interface design, color, and functions are exactly like Borland's Turbo GUI compilers.

I found it a few months ago on the Mandrake 7.2 extensions disk. But I am sure you can pick it up at RPMFind.com or Freshmeat.

It's a great editor. It works well with the
GNU compiler. I only wish the developer would add Java support.

[ 19 March 2001: Message edited by: Wildscribe ]

[eXtremist]

thanks!

[BobjoB]

try nedit and a xterm console =)
gcc and gdp help too =)

[ericb]

i use KDevelop and it rocks. it also has a GUI debugger.

I was using console and vi /w g++ to write things, but its quite a pain in the *** once you start doing projects with several files involved.

[ 21 March 2001: Message edited by: ericb ]