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What is the best C/C++ compiler for Linux? - Weather Man - Apr 3, 2010
Can someone tell me a good C/C++ Compiler for Linux, I use Ubuntu, I would prefer the Compiler to have intellisence.
Thanks,
Moterrac.
* - Xaniar - Apr 3, 2010
Search for Code Blocks. that's very reliable ide i've used on linux.
* - g4143 - Apr 3, 2010
I think you mean IDE. Try BlueFish, Code::Blocks
* - Weather Man - Apr 3, 2010
Thanks, I'm using Code::Blocks :).
* - g4143 - Apr 3, 2010
(Apr 3, 2010 09:42 AM)Moterrac Wrote: Thanks, I'm using Code::Blocks :).
Nobody uses BlueFish...I think its pretty cool for a Graphical IDE.
http://bluefish.openoffice.nl/
* - IMOK - Apr 3, 2010
I have had nothing but problems with C::B. Nothing seems to compile correctly and I always have problems with it not finding the compiler. Dev-C++(or anything) is better IMO. vim + gcc is good too, I don't write GUI apps though
* - SB91 - Apr 3, 2010
(Apr 3, 2010 10:13 AM)IMOK Wrote: I have had nothing but problems with C::B. Nothing seems to compile correctly and I always have problems with it not finding the compiler. Dev-C++(or anything) is better IMO. vim + gcc is good too, I don't write GUI apps though
Dev-C++ is an antique and shouldn't be used.
@OP netbeans and eclipse are worth looking at. also gedit with plugins can be very nice.
* - r00t_ninja - Apr 3, 2010
IMO: gcc + geany = win.
* - kOe - Apr 3, 2010
gcc / g++ ... and kate (it has some cool features) or just gedit :D
* - Psycho - Apr 3, 2010
Well, obviously gcc/g++.
(Apr 3, 2010 10:54 AM)silverbandit91 Wrote:(Apr 3, 2010 10:13 AM)IMOK Wrote: I have had nothing but problems with C::B. Nothing seems to compile correctly and I always have problems with it not finding the compiler. Dev-C++(or anything) is better IMO. vim + gcc is good too, I don't write GUI apps though
Dev-C++ is an antique and shouldn't be used.
@OP netbeans and eclipse are worth looking at. also gedit with plugins can be very nice.
I've changed my opinion on the Dev-C++ slightly due to what lamerlord said (drolremal[cl]). While I still think it's a hideous IDE, the only thing that needs updating is the mingw compiler, which you can just do yourself...and should know how to anyway if you're using it.
(Apr 3, 2010 01:10 PM)r00t_ninja Wrote: IMO: gcc + geany = win.
I'm liking it a lot...although I don't fully understand how its intellisense-like thing works. Sometimes it pops up showing something, other times not. lol
(Apr 3, 2010 09:51 AM)g4143 Wrote: Nobody uses BlueFish...I think its pretty cool for a Graphical IDE.
http://bluefish.openoffice.nl/
I'll take a look at it.
* - ©@1cu1@te - Apr 3, 2010
Bluefish, gcc/g++, geany
* - ℋero - Apr 4, 2010
Use Code:Blocks with G++
* - bblokar - Apr 4, 2010
You can try tcc. Its lightweight and simple.
* - Vi-Maker - Apr 4, 2010
Code::Blocks or G++/GCC!
* - Weather Man - Apr 4, 2010
Thanks for all these responses, it's really helped me. /thread.