It also has the "benefit" of graphical tools for setting up compiler options, and a simple button to easily compile simple programs.Įclipse CDT I have heard it is popular, personally too huge and clumbersome for my tasteĮclipse is a huge cross plattform Java IDE, but it has plugins for developing almost anything else. The makes it easy to if you want the same IDE when working on both platforms.
This is rather hands on, but gives you more fine grained control and understanding of what is going on.Ĭode::Blocks: More simple to use, but in my opinion more overbearing than kate.Īs previously mentioned Code:Blocks is a fully functional IDE available for Linux and Windows. You can also set up projects (this currently involves manually writing a project file) and get a terminal in as a panel in Kate. I really like Kate, a simple text editor, where you can customise its behaviour for each type of file. Kate: Awesome, but usage requires a bit of extra knowledge. This, as everyone points, out is a personal choice. Now you have a compiler you need and IDE. The easiest way to install GCC plus the other essentials for building software is to install the build essential meta package: sudo apt-get install build-essential The first place to start for C/C++ is the the Gnu Compiler Collection (GCC).
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When you say "Please note that I am not asking how to compile I am asking where to and in which software to write code." I understand the where to as also asking which compilers to use. All other answers so far just suggest and IDE.
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