C++ compiler with IDE

[alexmaie]

Hello i am new to linux and i am wondering if there is a c++ compiler for VL with IDE.
If you know something please write down some instructions (idiot proof) on how to install/setup it

[Witek Mozga]

Hello i am new to linux and i am wondering if there is a c++ compiler for VL with IDE.
If you know something please write down some instructions (idiot proof) on how to install/setup it

If you need just compiler and IDE for it then geany will be great.
If you need application building software then install KDevelop for KDE and Anjuta for Gnome/GTK

[M0E-lnx]

I think he means a full blown IDE (sort of like the gambas IDE)

Here is a link with a list of many IDE's that work on Linux

Pick your favorite and start tracking down a package

http://linuxmafia.com/faq/Devtools/ides.html

[kidd]

Kdevelop with qtdesigner is a nice option if you are thinking of writing QT apps.

Eclipse has plugins for some languages (C++ is there).  Eclipse is a very complete (and bloated IDE). I don't know if the c++ plugin allows you to design interfaces with 'point and click'.  In linux I find a lack on apps helping you to write interfaces.... well just my opinion

HTH

[The Headacher]

On Linux, compilers and IDE's are usually seperate projects. Your VL install probably already has a C compiler (gcc) and a C++ compiler (gcc-g++). I agree with kidd on kdevelop. Not that I tried any of the other ide's, but I really like kdevelop, and it's easy to install. You should be able to install kdevelop with gslapt or

Code:

slapt-get --install kdevelop

As for Qtdesigner, it's probably already installed (it comes with the qt package). To start qtdesigner for qt3 use "designer", to start qtdesigner for qt4 use "designer4".

[voldor]

Guys, the better specifically created IDE for c++ is codeblocks[www.codeblocks.org] download the nightly builds, it's really awesome, near to VC++