Uh, as far as Development Environments go, I use something called
cooledit... It has colorisation, handles indents and style perfectly... I
can't remember where I got it, but www.obsidian.co.za should be a good
starting point.... Paul Sheer is the guy who wrote it ( I think) so he
should be able to tell you where to get it (his address is on obsidian's
site)
As far as books go, I got C++ in 21 days... OK, so it's been way more than
21 days so far but the book really is brilliant... and everything in it
works with gcc or g++. There's no compiler specific stuff like most other
books.
Just my 2c
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Subject: Re: Programming C under Linux
>On Tue, 28 Jul 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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>> Hello,
>>
>> I just wonder if there exist a more detailed manual how to program in C
>> under Linux and I wonder if there exist a program, besides Emacs, that
only
>> have a C enviroment. Hope you understand my question... :)
>>
>> Best regards,
>>
>> Daniel Lindqvist
>
> If you are looking for a program to write/edit your programs (in
>other words an IDE) I prefer RHIDE. It has nearly an the exact "look and
>feel" of Borland's family of IDE's.
>
>
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