Hye. I used to do programming in windows but now I am switched to Linux. I tried to get the IDE of c/c++ from Ubuntu software center but it is also not providing me any IDE for c/c++. I want to Install c/c++ IDE just like turbo c or Dev c++ in Ubuntu...
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You want a IDE or you want... what you want? – Braiam Nov 07 '13 at 23:34
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the gcc is installed by default in Ubuntu, if that's what you want, if not tell us! – Alvar Nov 07 '13 at 23:35
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1Your google-foo must be pretty weak :-/ This article is pretty comprehensive. – MadMike Nov 08 '13 at 06:07
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On ubuntu, you can install every dev tools with the build-essential package.
sudo apt-get install build-essential
You have to choise when you do C/C++ on linux. Use a text editor with each dev tools individualy or use a IDE that include the text editor and all needed tools.
Good editors:
- Vim
- emacs
- Geany
- Scite
- sublime text
Good IDE:
- Code::Block
- Netbeans
- Eclipse
- QtCreator
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There are several options, try searching for Code::Blocks, Netbeans or Geany in the Ubuntu Software Center, for example. These are IDEs for C/C++.
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