Linux C++ IDE
 

Hello,
I wonder which IDE you're using for C++ programming?
I'm trying to install anjuta 2.0.1 on linux mandrake 10.1 but no success.
Can you give me some recommendations?
Is there any way to check which version of software is compatible with Mandrake 10.1?
Thanks

I believe that for programming C++ KDevelop is a very good IDE.
The URL is http://www.kdevelop.org/ but it always come with the KDE packages. So you can install it from your Mandrake's CDs.

Anjuta 2.x is still a development release so it may not install or work right. Try Kdevelop, Eclipse, or Anjuta 1.x.

you can try Qt Designer, Which is quite powerful

Try Qt Designer

QT Designer is not an IDE :) As far as I know its used to help create QT GUI apps.

i use eclipse at work and kdevelop at home. only complaints are of course the mem usage of eclipse, and the (problems i have had w/) subversion integration in kdevelop. i honestly dont know how i ever lived without ctlr+click before.. oh thats right cscope got me through..

and id have to agree, designer is not an ide, afaik there is no compiler integration.

does it have to be c++, i love monodevelop. http://www.mono-project.com/Main_Page for c#. with interface designer.

What's easy and works pretty good for some folks is NEdit + exuberant ctags + make + a few NEdit macros (like pygrep, for example). Almost, but not quite an IDE. :)

its only missing the integrated part.

I had similar issues with Anjuta on Madriva. The screen syntax would get all garbled up and my cursor would go all around the text in weird ways, automatically highlighting things many lines below it. I just compiled from source and it worked OK, but the options on the compiler were not convenient for me, since I am still adjusting, so back to kwrite and using a shell (and occasionally using Borland CBuilder).

By the way, for C++ GUI, I LOVE QT Designer. One of the best I have seen. Easy to use and natural.

why not try kylix3 open instead. Borland products are always good and easy to use!

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Microsoft Visual C++ on linux? How is that possible?
I have installed ubuntu 5.04 recently, is it possible to install MS products on linux?
How?