visual c++ tools for ubuntu

[super max trainer]

Hi, can someone point me in the direction of some visual c++ tools for linux

 

[crapkiller]

Hi, can someone point me in the direction of some visual c++ tools for linux

MICROSOFT visual c++ for LINUX?

 

[Nullware]

MICROSOFT visual c++ for LINUX?

I lol'd. Just look for C++ compilers/IDEs for Linux. You won't find any Microsoft/Visual products for it.

 

[htaed]

Here are two quite nice C++ IDEs for gnome

http://glade.gnome.org/
http://anjuta.sf.net/

Have fun!

 

[Govind]

Linux CAN be used for .NET development, just not using the standard Microsoft IDEs.

 

[Kevin`]

eMacs is a great tool for linux users, it is a multiple language interpreter/compiler and has all the basic editing stuff that you might need.

here is a link:http://www.gnu.org/software/software.html

and another for everything you might need to read because sometimes the install is tricky: http://www.gnu.org/software/gnugo/gnugo_2.html

The best way to get the correct version of eMacs might be just to use ubuntu's package manager.

 

[Swan]

If you want to code with something similar to .Net, try MonoDevelop.

I use the following IDE: http://codeblocks.org/

If you want a GUI builder, use wxWidgets.

 

[super max trainer]

thanks for all the answers i will probally be going with the one swam recommended to now i just have to learn how to program

 

[agent766]

Just curious: could they work under Wine?

 

[Swan]

Just curious: could they work under Wine?

I doubt it. From my experiences with WINE, it has had trouble running simple third-party software, let alone an entire Windows IDE. Even then, the executable created would be a Windows binary.

 

[sick_of_rs]

NetBeans 6.1 is quite a nice IDE, mind you if your using ubuntu then gedit + bash is all you really need, gedit = syntax highlighting bash + g++ = compiling

 

[theory_]

I find Eclipse with CDT Plugin work at times for some IDE work. As far as my experiences with Linux(2 years now) I haven't seen such software. Since many windows headers won't be supported whilst being on a Linux environment.

@crapkiller, and Nullware: Microsoft have been major contributors to the Linux Kernel. Yet its still a worthy point being mentioned about competition :/

 

[Jakey_Bwoy]

Just curious: could they work under Wine?

Some of them may work but just check http://appdb.winehq.org/ before trying to install everything.

 

[lolzjr]

you should try dev C++

 

[Swan]

you should try dev C++

You don't have much of a clue what Linux is, do you? Linux CAN NOT run Windows software without some sort of compatibility layer like WINE, and they are often very buggy. Dev-C++ will not work on Linux.

 

[sick_of_rs]

Personally i like code::blocks, a very nice IDE, on both linux and windows.