--- Pradeepto Bhattacharya wrote: > Hi, > > On 4/15/07, Roshan wrote: > > Include a session on GCC as well, along with the > > install fest. For some odd reasons, I have > developed a > > disklike for the Turbo C++ 3.0 compiler. > > > > Oh boy! Another convert! /me does the > welcome dance!
:). Actually, I use both TCIDE and GCC. When I have to write ANSI C code, I use GCC. All that I can do, currently, is write code in Kate / Kwrite, compile it, generate the file for executing the program and use the -time parameter while doing this. It was a bit difficult initially, due to "bad" habits of the IDE. ;) But I haven't involved myself completely, for forking a project (irrespective of its size) in C, using GCC. > You know what, you if you can get RHIDE to > work, you won't > miss TCIDE too much. I have never seen it work on a > linux box and used > it in a long while. It was uber cool IDE - complete > look-alike of > TC/Borland ncurses based IDE with more features > iirc. I used to use it > on Win98 with DJGPP ( dos port of gcc ) back in > 2000-03. It worked > like a charm. Ofcourse, there are like random > number of IDEs if you > care to use them - KDevelop, Eclipse et al. Umm, I didn't know about RHIDE. I had heard about KDevelop and Eclipse. > Btw, what about your friends, get them to > move to gcc/g++ even. They are comfortable using TC++ 3.0 on windows. They probably won't give a try using GCC on windows. Therefore I suggested inclusion of a session of GCC as well. Be it on Windows or the Linux distro of their choice. I'm sure, quite a lot of this list's members started with GCC, and they can demonstrate a "How-To" on GCC w. r. t. TC++ 3.0 > And that reminds, Debarshi had recently > posted a > screencast[1] on gcc. I think that will be a good > starter. > [1] > http://glug-nith.org/~rishi/download/gcc.ogg [Note: > its a > slow college connection, it will take some time to > fetch that file. If > you want it bad enough, nag Debarshi, he will surely > put it somewhere > else. Or better still offer him some space for such > nice stuff.] Umm, I planned to download it. The size is in two-digit MB's, I guess, so I had to cancel it. If I save (and I will make an effort) to save MB's for this month's quota, I'll download it and put it on the Mesh repo, next week. -- FSF of India Associate Fellow - http://www.gnu.org.in S K Somaiya College of ASC - http://www.somaiya.edu/sksasc Send a FREE SMS to your friend's mobile from Yahoo! Messenger. Get it now at http://in.messenger.yahoo.com/ -- http://mm.glug-bom.org/mailman/listinfo/linuxers
