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I am working on a project with multiple cpp and hpp files in linux. In windows we have visual studio worspace .Is there any utility in Linux where we can ...
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    [SOLVED] Workspace in linux



    I am working on a project with multiple cpp and hpp files in linux.

    In windows we have visual studio worspace .Is there any utility in Linux where we can have multiple files under a workspace.??
    How can multiple developers access/modify the same file in the project......??
    what r the different utilities used in linux???

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    From what I can tell, you're asking for an Integrated Development Environment (IDE). There are several available for Linux. Here's a short list:

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    Qt is also there adding to the list

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mugdha View Post
    I am working on a project with multiple cpp and hpp files in linux.

    In windows we have visual studio worspace .Is there any utility in Linux where we can have multiple files under a workspace.??
    That's called an IDE, and techieMoe above already named a few of them. You can also just use a text editor and have as many open files on it as you wish.

    How can multiple developers access/modify the same file in the project......??
    Maybe if you let us know what did you use in windows for this, we could help better. But the tools for colaborative development are the same under windows or linux. Most people use cvs or svn. Though git is pretty nice as well. There are many more versioning systems that allow many devs to work concurrently on the same source tree.

    Quote Originally Posted by digvijay.gahlot View Post
    Qt is also there adding to the list
    I don't know what do you mean. QT is a toolkit, in other words: a set of libraries with pre-built stuff, which happens to be the foundation for the K desktop environment. It's not an integrated development environment, nor anything similar.

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    Thanks for enlightening

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    Thanks all

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