Anyone know some good Linux C++ compilers? Can I get DEV C++ for linux?
Anyone know some good Linux C++ compilers? Can I get DEV C++ for linux?
You mean like g++
Which is the same compiler which is at the heart of dev-c++
Your Linux distro should have come with a compiler, and It's probably installed on your system!!! g++ or gcc??? I dunno, I'm not a Linux guy.
TheFreeCountry.com has links to several free compilers (For various platforms).
Want IDEs? Try Emacs!
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There's an alpha version on the CD.DevC++ is only for windows.
Keep joking.. I've used pico with telnet, then compiling with gcc and runing the app on the remote server!!!!Try Emacs
Now that you mentioned it, I went checking...There's an alpha version on the CD.
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But I wasn't joking. I truly love Emacs.
Vi on the other hand, is short for Vile! Bah.. How could you ever remember all those commands: +yJdU/ and all that.
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The linux distribution should come with a compiler... G++, GCC (like they said above). There is no IDE but it's a good compiler...
As they said above all linux distors come with g++ as a compiler. For a development environment you can also try Kdevelop (comes with kde). If you can do with a text editor both Kwrite and Gedit have really good syntax highlighting.
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Dev-C++ is not a compiler anyway, it's an IDE
As to a GOOD compiler, Intel has one.
am I the only one that sees this question as a little backwards?Originally Posted by LiX
GCC/G++ is the compiler that comes with most *nix distributions, and Dev-C++ uses a MingW port of GCC to compile the programs.
Essentially, when you're using Dev-C++, you're using a compiler originally built for *nix that has since been ported to windows.
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gcc was originally created with no specific operating system in mind
