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Basic eclipse c/c++ usage information is given in:
http://www.linuxdevices.com/articles/AT8349506804.html
Hope it helps.
http://www.linuxdevices.com/articles/AT8349506804.html
Hope it helps.
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Originally Posted by mitrmkar 
Try this link
http://wiki.codeblocks.org/index.php...f_Code::Blocks
These builds are bug fixes and updates. i've found them to be very stable...at least for what I'm doing...
I found it to be a very intuitive IDE.
Try:
http://forums.codeblocks.org/index.p...a31&board=20.0
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It defaults to building your program when you save a file in the project. Once you've done that you select the executable to run it.
If you have a source folder and a source file under that folder with a main() function, it will build when you save the file.
If you have a source folder and a source file under that folder with a main() function, it will build when you save the file.
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Originally Posted by mitrmkar
Try this link
http://wiki.codeblocks.org/index.php...f_Code::Blocks
can you or anyone else recommend me another program that works on ubuntu?
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Originally Posted by onemanclapping
it seems not to have a linux(ubuntu) version
can you or anyone else recommend me another program that works on ubuntu?
Eclipse works quite well.
You'll have to learn to use any program you try. Since you have eclipse and it works well, I would recommend you fix your problem with it.Did you try what I suggested before by creating a source folder?
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Originally Posted by codeaa
Eclipse works quite well.
Did you try what I suggested before by creating a source folder?
I guess on that Run menu, where they ask for the "C++ Application" I'm not putting the right thing...but I cant find any executable files on these folders
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Originally Posted by onemanclapping
it seems not to have a linux(ubuntu) version
can you or anyone else recommend me another program that works on ubuntu?
I have Fedora, so I can use the RPMs, which are easy.
I think Ubuntu was built on debian? They may have some kind of package system as well. However, i found that it's not nearly as well supported as the Redhat/fedora flavors. That's why I use fedora. Redhat/fedora also has YUM,
which is an update manager that does a very good job of resloving dependencies for complex packages.
Code::blocks should wok OK as a stand-alone install. Do you know haow to use tar?
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I don't have the program on this computer but I'll try to explain exactly what you need to do to create a simple program:
Start Eclipse
File->New->Create a managed C++ project
Right click on the project name in the left panel and go to new and create a new source folder. Name the folder src.
Right click on the source folder and create a new source file. End the file with .cpp.
In that source file, create a simple program with a main() function.
Save the file and Eclipse should automatically build the project.
A dialog window should come up and ask you something about a profile. You can create a new one and point it to the executable with the same name as the source file that you create but without .cpp.
Start Eclipse
File->New->Create a managed C++ project
Right click on the project name in the left panel and go to new and create a new source folder. Name the folder src.
Right click on the source folder and create a new source file. End the file with .cpp.
In that source file, create a simple program with a main() function.
Save the file and Eclipse should automatically build the project.
A dialog window should come up and ask you something about a profile. You can create a new one and point it to the executable with the same name as the source file that you create but without .cpp.
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Originally Posted by JRM
Try a GENERIC linux build. It should work fine.
I have Fedora, so I can use the RPMs, which are easy.
I think Ubuntu was built on debian? They may have some kind of package system as well. However, i found that it's not nearly as well supported as the Redhat/fedora flavors. That's why I use fedora. Redhat/fedora also has YUM,
which is an update manager that does a very good job of resloving dependencies for complex packages.
Code::blocks should wok OK as a stand-alone install. Do you know haow to use tar?
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