Hi.
Maybe Qt-creator would give you a very similar experience. (F1 will bring up
the help on the side pane with all classes, methods and explanations).
If you're not using Qt this combination of tools should help recreate a
similar experience:
1. Compile the program in debug mode with:
gcc -g <my-program.c>
2. Fire up 'ddd', load the 'a.out' and graphically debug the code like you
do in Turbo C++.
3. Use 'xman' to open and graphically browse the man pages for subroutines,
system files, commands etc.
Regards,
Sanat
On Tue, Aug 3, 2010 at 4:51 PM, keshava singh <[email protected]> wrote:
> hi friends
> my students used to make C programs using TURBO C++ in
> windows environment. I want to motivate them to do it in LINUX environment.
> But the problem is that
> they find TC convenient because they can easily get help about any library
> function by just typing some part of the function's name and right clicking
> that. Even they can find examples about the functions.
> Is it possible to find such kind of help in LINUX
> environment specially in UBUNTU 10.04?
>
> --
> thanks and regards
>
> KESHAVA PRATAP SINGH
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