Hey, I have installed Kubuntu linux recently and I am looking for a compiler with an IDE to use with it. Does anyone know of any of these that will run on this OS and that I can get for free?
Thanks.
bops 1 Posting Whiz in Training
jbennet 1,618 Most Valuable Poster Team Colleague Featured Poster
Yes, linux is built using C and the GNU compiler which is opensource. Im pretty sure it does c++ as well. I know that to install gcc under Uubntu you install the package "build-essential" but i dont know about Kubuntu. Might be worth a try anyway.
phalaris_trip 5 Junior Poster in Training
Yeah Kate is quite decent, and I'm pretty sure it comes shipped with Kubuntu..
I think Eclipse is another IDE, but I'm not sure for what.. have a look for it anyway..
Oh and to see if GCC is installed, just write a simple hello world program (hello.cpp), and cd to that directory, and just type "make hello"..
JRM 107 Practically a Master Poster
Gcc compiles many lanuages C++ is one of them.
I use codeblocks open source IDE on my (fedora) linux box which works great with Gcc and just about any other compliler out there.
If you want something more "linux-y" you might look into Vim for just messing around with code.
It's not an IDE, but a very fancy editor which is the advanced form of the old Unix Vi . It's not the most user friendly thing in the world, but rather interesting if you don't mind arcane commands. Run vimtutor for a tutorial.
Also, you might have to use the command
g++ -o hello hello.cpp to compile c++ . That's the way it is on my machine, at least.
bops 1 Posting Whiz in Training
Thanks for all the suggestions.. does anyone know of any fully integrated development environments, when you can just click a button and it will compile your code by calling the compiler and produce and output by calling the newly created .exe, like Dev-C++ or Visual C++ for examples.. I'm fine using command line, i'm just not used to Linux right now, only used it for a few days, and to be quite honest, I'm lazy :p
JRM 107 Practically a Master Poster
Thanks for all the suggestions.. does anyone know of any fully integrated development environments,
Dude! DID you read my previous post?
Go to www.codeblocks.org
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