This time you have crossed the line... Emacs is the greatest editor ever written! What other editor (or *spit* IDE) allows you to play tetris?
Besides, kdevelop (for example) uses makefiles internally IIRC, so it''s good to know how they work, and it''s not that hard. Or you could use automake and friends, which are good for big projects, but probably overkill for a small project.
And actually, for compiling a single file into an executable,
touch Makefile; make foo
will compile foo.c(pp)? into an executable. Anyway, makefiles are good, IDE''s are OK, but I never use one, outside of windows, which doesn''t have good support for command line tools, as far as I can see...
C++ for linux (mandrake 9.1)
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October 09, 2003 09:14 AM
I have to jump in on the vi-emacs thing. It seems to me that emacs is much more than just a text editor as has been said above, you can really only do the basics with vi. I love emacs. It is the ultimate programmers editor
My Kung Fu is stronger.May the Source be with you.neo88
October 10, 2003 02:55 AM
STOP, STOP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! do not start a war.
they, probably (as i have never used eyther), both are great, in their own way... so stop it...
no matter how much you argue you will not change each others minds
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they, probably (as i have never used eyther), both are great, in their own way... so stop it...
no matter how much you argue you will not change each others minds
Ebay: Source Of Net Yaroze PsX
PS2: Linux Kit
You should listen to me, im 'Special'.Or so my physiatrist said.
October 10, 2003 06:10 AM
i did look for kdev, even then i made shure that i had case important unselested
Ebay: Source Of Net Yaroze PsX
PS2: Linux Kit
Ebay: Source Of Net Yaroze PsX
PS2: Linux Kit
You should listen to me, im 'Special'.Or so my physiatrist said.
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October 10, 2003 06:28 AM
Usually gcc, g++, and kdevelop are under /usr/bin on Mandrake.
Either from a command shell run rpmdrake or graphically goto K/Configuration/Packages/Install Software. From here you should be able to install whatever came on your CDs. Look under the developement section.
Good luck!
Either from a command shell run rpmdrake or graphically goto K/Configuration/Packages/Install Software. From here you should be able to install whatever came on your CDs. Look under the developement section.
Good luck!
---CyberbrineDreamsSuspected implementation of the Windows idle loop: void idle_loop() { *((char*)rand()) = 0; }
October 10, 2003 07:28 AM
i have figured it out...
it turns out that KDevelop and all of the other programming and developing software is not on the standard edition but is on the powerpack edition...
so putting it bluntly i have to buy the powerpack edition, plus version 9.2 is now on sale, for the same price, so i may as well just buy that...
... oh the fun
Ebay: Source Of Net Yaroze PsX
PS2: Linux Kit
it turns out that KDevelop and all of the other programming and developing software is not on the standard edition but is on the powerpack edition...
so putting it bluntly i have to buy the powerpack edition, plus version 9.2 is now on sale, for the same price, so i may as well just buy that...
... oh the fun
Ebay: Source Of Net Yaroze PsX
PS2: Linux Kit
You should listen to me, im 'Special'.Or so my physiatrist said.
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October 10, 2003 10:01 AM
quote: Original post by Gameplayer
i have figured it out...
it turns out that KDevelop and all of the other programming and developing software is not on the standard edition but is on the powerpack edition...
You can always download kdevelop ( or even build from CVS if you want the latest version ). http://www.kdevelop.org/ should give you good instructions on how to do this.
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Andrew
PlaneShift - A MMORPG in development.
October 10, 2003 11:30 AM
Just download the KDevelop package from a Mandrake FTP server near you.
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October 10, 2003 11:53 AM
Who''s been selling you Mandrake CD''s with missing packages?
Zorx (a Puzzle Bobble clone)Discontinuity (an animation system for POV-Ray)
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October 10, 2003 12:06 PM
quote: Original post by Garfong
Anyway, makefiles are good, IDE''s are OK, but I never use one, outside of windows, which doesn''t have good support for command line tools, as far as I can see...
Try MSYS+MinGW, top that with Emacs or my personal preference xemacs
and preach it bro!!!
Cheers!
Proud aedGUI developer.
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