can the experts show me a few trick on getting started with c++, installing a compiler(the simpliest way pls.)
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Jump to PostThe de facto standard compilers for Linux are GCC (GNU Compiler Collection), which you can install if it is not pre-installed on your distro. Under Ubuntu, you can simply install "build-essential" package, which pulls in all that you need (compilers, make, auto-conf.. etc..). Other distros will have an equivalent packages. …
Jump to PostThe one very popular IDE that Mike2K didn't mention is Eclipse which runs on just about anything. It has a C/C++ plugin which works a treat. Myself, I prefer to use a good editor and make, but for less experienced people, the tools that a good IDE provide for editing, …
Jump to PostIf you're running any of the Debian-based distros, an "apt-get install build-essential" will install everything you need to be able to develop C/C++ code on Linux. Then make sure that you use the CDT (C/C++ developer toolkit) version of Luna rather than the Java version to be able to find …
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