Hi all: Could you recommend some IDE for C? (maybe C++ too). I need something simple and usefull. I'm testin xwpe but it has some issues that I don't like. Thank you, Martin.
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Hi all: Could you recommend some IDE for C? (maybe C++ too). I need something simple and usefull. I'm testin xwpe but it has some issues that I don't like.
I really like Kdevelop and SciTE. Kdevelop is more C/C++ oriented and has a lot of really nice features like class browsing, documentation generation, autoconf/automake integration, etc. SciTE is ultra-customisable, but you generally have to set it up yourself. I use it mostly for Python/Perl. I recommend trying everything you can get your hands on though. - -- James Oakley Engineering - SolutionInc Ltd. joakley@solutioninc.com http://www.solutioninc.com -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.0.6 (GNU/Linux) Comment: For info see http://www.gnupg.org iD8DBQE9EdkN+FOexA3koIgRAv0TAJ0aUqGILJ386jQ578noX6jQVmfS4QCeMbmB K8FWY1rfwXqum8qIBUGUQQw= =mLqz -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
since we are talking about programming, I am interested in writing CORBA components, is their any environment available here (Suse 8 pro)? If yes, Where can I find it? thanks Leo James Oakley wrote:
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On June 20, 2002 10:22 am, Martin.Guillen@siemens.com.ar wrote:
Hi all: Could you recommend some IDE for C? (maybe C++ too). I need something simple and usefull. I'm testin xwpe but it has some issues that I don't like.
I really like Kdevelop and SciTE. Kdevelop is more C/C++ oriented and has a lot of really nice features like class browsing, documentation generation, autoconf/automake integration, etc.
SciTE is ultra-customisable, but you generally have to set it up yourself. I use it mostly for Python/Perl.
I recommend trying everything you can get your hands on though.
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Fast Info writes:
since we are talking about programming, I am interested in writing CORBA components, is their any environment available here (Suse 8 pro)? If yes, Where can I find it? thanks Leo
MICO is C++ implementation of CORBA. ORBIT is a C implementation of CORBA. At work we have used TAO which I don't recommend because it has a lot of baggage. CORBA is object oriented and the ORBIT (C) implementation seems a bit bizarre. If I had to choose I would pick MICO. It is relatively light weight, and C++. I think you will also find several scripting languages (Python and Perl) with CORBA implementations. Java has a CORBA implementation, but it also has its own native interface which I think is called RMI. MICO and ORBIT come with SuSE. I am not sure about the others I mentioned.
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On June 20, 2002 10:22 am, Martin.Guillen@siemens.com.ar wrote:
Hi all: Could you recommend some IDE for C? (maybe C++ too). I need something simple and usefull. I'm testin xwpe but it has some issues that I don't like.
I really like Kdevelop and SciTE. Kdevelop is more C/C++ oriented and has a lot of really nice features like class browsing, documentation generation, autoconf/automake integration, etc.
SciTE is ultra-customisable, but you generally have to set it up yourself. I use it mostly for Python/Perl.
I recommend trying everything you can get your hands on though.
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FWIW: I generally prefer GNU Emacs for C and C++ development, but kdevelop is a good IDE very similar to what Windows developers use. I have found that (at least on SuSE 7.3), some libraries were missing from the installation media, but all were available via YOU. I don't recall which magazine, Dr. Dobbs Journal of C/C++ Journal. but there was an article on KDE programming using kdevelop. If you want to use that type of IDE, it is a pretty decent product. And, as I mentioned, GNU Emacs has served me well for years. It is language sensitive, you can use it to build large projects, etc, but it is not an IDE in the classic sense. On 20 Jun 2002 at 10:22, Martin.Guillen@siemens.com.ar wrote:
Hi all: Could you recommend some IDE for C? (maybe C++ too). I need something simple and usefull. I'm testin xwpe but it has some issues that I don't like. Thank you, Martin.
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Martin.Guillen@siemens.com.ar writes:
Hi all: Could you recommend some IDE for C? (maybe C++ too). I need something simple and usefull. I'm testin xwpe but it has some issues that I don't like. Thank you, Martin.
I use xemacs. It has syntax colorization, and gdb support. Emacs and Xemacs are referred to as "Everything and the kitchen sink editors". It does have a pretty simple to use built-in customizing feature, but if you need anything more complex than that you need to know LISP.
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