Tuesday, July 14, 2009

Free Linux C programming software?

Does anyone know of any website to download FREE Linux C programming software? I want to learn Linux C programming but I don't know any website.

Free Linux C programming software?
A good site for further learning is:


http://linuxcommand.org./
Reply:Your distribution's repositories should be having Anjuta, gcc, g++, libc, libc documentation and Vi and Emacs. Install these softwares.





gcc and g++ is compiler for C and C++ respectively.





libc is the standard C library.





Vi and Emacs are both legendary text editors that can be customised to work as IDE among many many other things. Learning curve is steep for both. The return of investment is higher than other IDEs as well.





Anjuta is a GUI based IDE for C and C++ primarily.





Besides these, use good books to learn C.
Reply:Your Linux distribution almost certainly includes everything you'll need to get started! gcc is the GNU compiler collection, which includes a pretty darn good C/C++ compiler. There's lots of great editors - vi/vim, emacs, probably some graphical stuff I'm not familiar with. That's about it - contrary to marketing, you don't really need anything more to develop programs, and anything more can actually be distracting when you're trying to learn.
Reply:Anjuta is a free IDE for C/C++.

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