Payne Stanifer wrote:
> i was wondering what you all thought was the best C/C++ programming
> environment (compiler,linker,etc.). I was looking for something fairly
> user-friendly, where compiling and debugging return clear explanations of
> why they didn't work. I have tried Emacs and didn't really like it. Any and
> all suggestion welcome.
> Payne
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Getting clear explanations is a matter of passing appropriate flags to gcc or
g++ compiler. You can check HOWTOs for those options or pick up one of those
Linux programming books. I guess what you are looking for is a nice editor (
if you are only doing simple programming excersizes) or full featured
programming environment. You can download many different editors with syntax
highlighting and compiling options from the internet. I usually check
Linuxberg website first. They have good collection of Linux
software.(www.linuxberg.com)
Seung-woo Nam
