[wplug] IDE for C and C++

[MICHAEL M DELANEY]

I haven't used it for debugging much, but as an IDE I like ajunta, which
(assuming I spelled it right) ajunta.sourceforge.net .  If I spelled it
wrong, check out the listings on gnome.org, I think thats where I first
heard of it.  Titano looked intresting as well, but it was in a *very*
early version when I looked at it a few months ago, (it might even have
been last year), but if they have released a new version it might be worth
looking at.
Mike

On Tue, 4 Sep 2001, Weber, Larry A wrote:

> I have been looking for a good IDE to develop C and C++ programs.  So far I
> have tried DDD, KDevelop, and KDBug.
>
> DDD was installed from an RPM so it runs but seems to be very buggy when
> interfacing to kplot.
>
> KDBug won't install and KDevelop won't build my files.  Both of these
> problems seem to be related to compilation commands that are generated
> either in their configuration file or makefile.  Both assume the compile
> command is cc vs. gcc and cpp vs. g++.  This appears to be a problem with
> several other application builds I have tried.
>
> So I have two questions:
>
> Has anyone had good success with an IDE (or at least a GUI interface to
> gdb)?
>
> How do I get around the problem where installations are looking for the
> wrong compiler tools?
>
> (Using RH7.1, with gcc 3.0 installed in /usr/local/bin)
>
> -laweber
>
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