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 Posted: Mon Apr 07, 2008 7:43 am
Hello All, I need a suggestion for a program that you can write C++ in and compile in. Preferably a program good for beginners, thanks!
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Posted: Thu Apr 10, 2008 7:17 pm
You learning C++? If so it is a must to do the "Hello World" program. The best way to come up with a program to write is to sit down with pen and paper, or a text editor, and brain storm.
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Posted: Thu Apr 10, 2008 9:54 pm
erm, i meant a compiler... like a program (Bloodshed-dev C++, ect) that lets me write programs within it, compile it, debug it, ext. like quincy. and yes, i have done the Hello World. And i am working on a "0.999 = 1" program right now
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Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2008 12:32 pm
Oh you are talking about an IDE (Integrated Development Environments), are you needing one for windows or Linux, if Linux which Desktop are you using? If your answer is Linux and KDE then Kdevelop is a good for any skill level and has support for multiple languages.
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Posted: Thu Apr 17, 2008 2:45 pm
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Posted: Thu Apr 17, 2008 6:20 pm
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Posted: Sat Apr 19, 2008 2:30 pm
thanks, i might try that out some time
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Posted: Tue Sep 16, 2008 1:51 pm
hmmm...
i was bad at c++ back in college. i'm just glad they let us use vb6 for our thesis. xp
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Posted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 3:59 pm
Zher erm, i meant a compiler... like a program (Bloodshed-dev C++, ect) that lets me write programs within it, compile it, debug it, ext. like quincy. and yes, i have done the Hello World. And i am working on a "0.999 = 1" program right now Try learning yourself. Not that hard, and this is LINUX forums, Bloodshed is windows software. Not the right forum.
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Posted: Wed Jun 17, 2009 12:35 pm
ov3rcl0ck Zher erm, i meant a compiler... like a program (Bloodshed-dev C++, ect) that lets me write programs within it, compile it, debug it, ext. like quincy. and yes, i have done the Hello World. And i am working on a "0.999 = 1" program right now Try learning yourself. Not that hard, and this is LINUX forums, Bloodshed is windows software. Not the right forum. I'm working on learning C++ see me in a few years pirate I usaly work with Kdevlop but its being a pain so i'm using MonoDevelop which is workin pretty nice , and about the Bloodshed I think Zher was just lookin for a Linux Equivalent (so not completely the wrong forum)
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Posted: Tue Aug 04, 2009 12:21 am
Get yourself a good book about C++ now that you're at it. Deitel's C++ How to Program is a ludicrously humongous 700-page book with pretty much everything you need to know about C++. It even teaches you how to use CGI "by hand", that is, no PHP or ASP.net, only cold, hard C++ and HTTP messages eek
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Posted: Thu Sep 17, 2009 1:43 pm
Bloodshed? Eclipse?
You guys are pussies.
Vim is a real man's IDE.
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Posted: Wed Sep 23, 2009 11:54 am
jmad980 ov3rcl0ck Zher erm, i meant a compiler... like a program (Bloodshed-dev C++, ect) that lets me write programs within it, compile it, debug it, ext. like quincy. and yes, i have done the Hello World. And i am working on a "0.999 = 1" program right now Try learning yourself. Not that hard, and this is LINUX forums, Bloodshed is windows software. Not the right forum. I'm working on learning C++ see me in a few years pirate I usaly work with Kdevlop but its being a pain so i'm using MonoDevelop which is workin pretty nice , and about the Bloodshed I think Zher was just lookin for a Linux Equivalent (so not completely the wrong forum) I've been playing with kdevelop-3.9.95, which has been updated for Qt-4 and KDE-4 devleopment. It's worlds better than it used to be. It even supports CMake natively now. And, now that kate supports Vi-like keybindings, I feel rather at home. smile That said, yeah, Vim is the man's IDE. It's what I normally use.
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Posted: Thu May 06, 2010 9:18 pm
Sitwon Bloodshed? Eclipse? You guys are pussies. Vim is a real man's IDE.I agree with you but he was looking for something simple and Eclipse is relatively easy, and cross platform so it is not a bad idea for beginners.
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Posted: Thu May 06, 2010 9:21 pm
psychic stalker jmad980 ov3rcl0ck Zher erm, i meant a compiler... like a program (Bloodshed-dev C++, ect) that lets me write programs within it, compile it, debug it, ext. like quincy. and yes, i have done the Hello World. And i am working on a "0.999 = 1" program right now Try learning yourself. Not that hard, and this is LINUX forums, Bloodshed is windows software. Not the right forum. I'm working on learning C++ see me in a few years pirate I usaly work with Kdevlop but its being a pain so i'm using MonoDevelop which is workin pretty nice , and about the Bloodshed I think Zher was just lookin for a Linux Equivalent (so not completely the wrong forum) I've been playing with kdevelop-3.9.95, which has been updated for Qt-4 and KDE-4 devleopment. It's worlds better than it used to be. It even supports CMake natively now. And, now that kate supports Vi-like keybindings, I feel rather at home. smile That said, yeah, Vim is the man's IDE. It's what I normally use. Kdevelop 4 stable is good and has PHP support, now if Kdevelop would support Google's Go then it would be great xd (currently Eclipse is the only graphical IDE that supports Go, but Google had vim syntax files prepared on release giving VIM support for it.
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