I would be glad to know regarding c programming on linux i use mandrake 10.1 and am a newbie. What i got from the net is that you write cc -o hello hello.c if the program is written on the editor and save as a '.c' file, then the object by name of hello is created and by writing ./hello (obj name) the o/p is displayed.
But again and again changing the code in editor and writting the above
command is not feasible. Can't i use it like tc for windows.
Try anjuta. There is a something like the TC IDE called RHIDE. See if that works for you.
Personally, I use emacs.
What do i replace conio.h with.
ncurses. However necurses is a lot more sophisticated and feature rich than conio. You will need to get a grip of these features to use it effectively.
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