[Weather Man]

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]

Search for Code Blocks. that's very reliable ide i've used on linux.

[g4143]

I think you mean IDE. Try BlueFish, Code::Blocks

[Weather Man]

Thanks, I'm using Code::Blocks :).

[g4143]

Thanks, I'm using Code::Blocks :).

Nobody uses BlueFish...I think its pretty cool for a Graphical IDE.

http://bluefish.openoffice.nl/

[IMOK]

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]

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]

IMO: gcc + geany = win.

[kOe]

gcc / g++ ... and kate (it has some cool features) or just gedit :D

[Psycho]

Well, obviously gcc/g++.

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.

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

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]

Bluefish, gcc/g++, geany

[ℋero]

Use Code:Blocks with G++

[bblokar]

You can try tcc. Its lightweight and simple.

[Vi-Maker]

Code::Blocks or G++/GCC!

[Weather Man]

Thanks for all these responses, it's really helped me. /thread.