[lug] C Programming help

[Holshouser, David]

it's been a while since I played with the debuggers but I remember ddd being
a quite usable tool about 2 years ago. 

Any comments, preferences?

> -----Original Message-----
> From: valeski at netscape.com [mailto:valeski at netscape.com]
> Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2001 9:31 AM
> To: lug at lug.boulder.co.us; vm at myw.ltindia.com
> Subject: Re: [lug] C Programming help
> 
> 
> MANIGANDAN V wrote:
> 
> >Is there any good IDE for C,C++ compilers.
> >
> loaded question :-). linux is my primary development platform, by 
> choice, but I have made _severe_ sacrifices moving over to it. IMO, 
> there are no "good" IDE's for linux. I personally use a 
> product called 
> Visual Slick Edit which is a pretty decent editor and source tree 
> manager. Most linux development revolves around gcc as the 
> compiler (I 
> have no quams w/ the compiler), and gdb as the debugger. I 
> haven't tried 
> any of the new front ends for gdb, but, after growing up w/ Visual 
> Studio on windows from Microsoft, gdb is a major pain to play w/.
> 
> >   I have got KDevelop in KDE but i am unable to compile my 
> code there
> >
> Slick Edit will allow you to attatch a "build/compile" command to a 
> key-binding/menu item. That just dumps the work out to gcc though.
> 
> Jud
> 
> 
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