I just tried to download it and it says it can't find libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3. It appears Debian testing only has libstdc++-libc6.0.2. It also doesn't look like there's any source so I can't build it myself.

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Quote: Original post by darookie
Have you tried MinGW Studio? I use it for all my Linux SDL programming and it's a great IDE.

Wow. I just downloaded this and compiled a simple gtk+ app with it. This IDE is excellent! rate++ to you, sir!

It's a great IDE.

The only problem i have with it is that i can't get it to look nice like in those screen shots. I'm on Ubuntu linux (Debian) and i have Gnome >2 installed. Other than that, it's great! I'll try borland BuilderX too sometime.

Any chance some of these new suggestions could be added to the IDE section of the Forum FAQ? :)

motor :D

I use Eclipse with CTD. It's simple, we can manage the Makefile, nice debugger though dont have autocomplete (only on functions in the same file). It have a nice looking and the text editor is very cool.
I have tried KDevelop and i didnt like it, it's very complicated, it puts spaces instead of tabs, identation was bad.

So many people recommended Eclipse and CDT, so I decided to give it a try. I am impressed, the IDE looks very professional, even better than MSVC IMHO. Unfortunately, it is a little sluggish, probably because its written in Java. But its a very nice and usable IDE.

Unfortunately, its a little difficult to understand all the options at the beginning. I have some questions for the users more familiar with Eclipse.

First, how can I define custom build rules for ASM files ? By default, *.s files invoke (G)AS. But I use Intel syntax and NASM compatible *.asm files. How can I configure CDT to invoke NASM for *.asm files ? ASM is defined as an "assembly" file type in the config, but Eclipse doesn't do anything with them when building the project.

Second, how do I remove certain items from the project file list ? I know how to use filters and I can remove files of a certain type. But I would like to remove for example a single subdirectory from the project tree, without deleting it physically. How do I do that ?

And third, when debugging a project, Eclipse complains about not finding the source files from some libraries I use. I can attach the sources manually, but that's a lot of work to do with every single source file. Is there a way to specify a list of directories Eclipse will search for these files before complaining ?

Thank you :)

Just thought I'd post a nice link on the GNU autotools that I found helpful.

Now I know I'm not the only one who doesn't use any of this. I mean, c'mon. I pretty much only use the command-line, with plain old make and maybe emacs or vim (if it's configured to actually be usable). I even got good at ed, because I was curious about it.

Ah well. [smile]

If you want search for JGRASP, it's what I use in Linux and it does pretty much just what I want and a little more. My only complain is that it doesn't has a class/function browser but it's supposed to be implemented in the future.

Need some help with Eclipse CDT. Hoping that someone out there has tried this before...

I am running Eclipse CDT on my Windows XP box. The code is on a FreeBSD box. It is viewable on Eclipse via Samba.

I am having trouble with the Indexer. I am not really interested in compiling or debugging through Eclipse. I installed MinGW and MSYS.

I used a previously created project already existing on the FreeBSD box. I used a Standard Manager.

I am getting errors of the following form:

The dir structure is as follows:

MyProject
|
|-----DirA
|
|-----DirB
|
:
:

In a hh file in DirA of the following form:

#ifndef CLASSA_HH
#define CLASSA_HH

#include
#include
#include
using namespace std;

class ClassA
{
public:
friend ostream& operator */
virtual ~ClassA() {}
protected:
virtual ostream& output(ostream& os) = 0;
};

#endif

I get an error like this:

C/C++ Indexer Problem: Syntax error encountered in file: W:\MyProject\DirA\ClassA.hh on line: 33.

What am I doing wrong?!

My cpp files include the h files using a path as follows:

#include "DirA/ClassA.hh"

Here, again, I get an error:
C/C++ Indexer Problem: Preprocessor Inclusion not found: DirA/ClassA.hh.hh in file: W:\MyProject\DirA\ClassA1.cc on line: 12.

What did I do wrong? Any clues?!

TIA!

David