Re: [Dev-C++] linux?

[Luigi S. <gi...@li...>]

Hi,

As you know, there is a version of Dev-C++ for Linux, I have not tried it, 
but sometime ago I heard that it had bugs.

If you have X and wish to use an IDE, I suggest "anjuta" (I've been told 
that it is a nice one), if instead you do not have X or you do not wish to 
use an IDE, you can always resort to the traditional command line approach, 
for example you can use "emacs" to write source code and compile it (via 
"gcc/g++"), "make" (and the linker) to put together the binary file (or to 
update it when needed) and "emacs" again to debug the code (via "gdb").

I'm new to Linux too, I do not have X, so I use the traditional approach 
outlined above; if you need help with that let me know, I'll try to share 
the little I've learned so far.

At 12:37 20/01/02 -0500, Kenneth Armstrong wrote:
>Hello everyone.  Is there any way to use Dev-C++ on Linux?  How would I 
>configure it to work?  If anyone knows please break it down to me as if I 
>were five years old, I'm new to linux and I'm still trying to get it 
>figured out.  Thanx for any help.       digimars

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