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Hello,
This is my very first post and start in C/C++ World.
I've some background in M$ development environments such as VS2005 that comes with intellisense and a very productive ...
- 11-20-2007 #1Just Joined!
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Newbie - C/C++ programming + IDE + intellisense
Hello,
This is my very first post and start in C/C++ World.
I've some background in M$ development environments such as VS2005 that comes with intellisense and a very productive and interactive IDE which help us a lot programming fast and with less syntax errors.
I've mooved to linux (Ubuntu 7.10) and i'm looking for an IDE that allows me to easily, with itellisense feature, refactoring,etc, learning and programing C/C++.
I can see the masters all uses C/C++ and i wanna move from C# to C/C++
Any sugestion will be greatly appreciated.
Best regards,
Camexias
- 11-20-2007 #2
- 11-20-2007 #3
Anjuta
Anjuta is a C\C++ IDE that is excellent for beginners and is one of the best IDEs available for linux.
You can also try KDevelop but I personally prefer to code under EMACS in Linux.
Becoming productive in Emacs takes a while and practice, but ultimately it pays off if you want a perfectly personalizable Editing environment. Emacs can be custom tailored to quite anything you want to do, including Intellisense.
- 11-21-2007 #4Just Joined!
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Thanks you guys, i think i'll start by emacs and i'll find the plugin for intelisense
- 11-21-2007 #5
Check out CEDET for the tools.


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