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but i do not know how to actually yse this ide at all and does it support c++ without adding any thing in terms of an update or plug in specifically for c++ code writing. thanks.


hi,
i m running fedora core 5 32 bit as the os and want to learn a bit of c++ programming. did the search on the net and came across a post telling the fact that something called eclipse can be used to write c++ code and compile it perfectly. but i do not know how to actually yse this ide at all and does it support c++ without adding any thing in terms of an update or plug in specifically for c++ code writing. thanks.

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Originally Posted by tech291083
hi,
i m running fedora core 5 32 bit as the os and want to learn a bit of c++ programming. did the search on the net and came across a post telling the fact that something called eclipse can be used to write c++ code and compile it perfectly. but i do not know how to actually yse this ide at all and does it support c++ without adding any thing in terms of an update or plug in specifically for c++ code writing. thanks.
Afaik, eclipse is a Java (only) IDE. Perhaps you'd like to try KDevelop.

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Originally Posted by ishnid
Eclipse can be used for quite a few languages, including C++. Here's its homepage.
Hi,
Thanks a lot for the reply. But what I am looking for is an answer to my confusion in terms of what actually is needed for writing and compiling C++ code successfully with Eclipse. If you could help me. Cheers..

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you can write the code in something as simple as notepad or any text editor (vi or emacs or whatever).
in order to get the binaries from that code, you will need a compiler.
eclipse is an IDE, a development environment to help in the coding process. it gives you features like highlighting, brace folding, intellisense and such to aid in your coding.  eclipse is an open source IDE that started out being used for java, and eventually got plug-ins for other languages (including c++). if you goto the eclipse website im sure there will be links to the tools you need to get started with c++ on eclipse

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but i do not know how to actually yse this ide at all and does it support c++ without adding any thing in terms of an update or plug in specifically for c++ code writing. thanks.



Originally Posted by nattylife
you can write the code in something as simple as notepad or any text editor (vi or emacs or whatever).
in order to get the binaries from that code, you will need a compiler.
eclipse is an IDE, a development environment to help in the coding process. it gives you features like highlighting, brace folding, intellisense and such to aid in your coding.  eclipse is an open source IDE that started out being used for java, and eventually got plug-ins for other languages (including c++). if you goto the eclipse website im sure there will be links to the tools you need to get started with c++ on eclipse
Hi,
Thanks for the help. Went to the site and downloaded the c++ plug-in for the IDE but still can't get my head around the whole interface. I must admit that I am quite new to this, but it has been a real struggle so far. I have this page which tells to use this command (yum install eclipse-cdt) to download the c++ plug in and I did exatly the same. Used the command in a terminal window and it worked well without a hitch. Here is the page:
http://sourceware.org/eclipse/
Restarted the pc, and tried to compile this piece of c++ code and guess what it die not compile when I pressed the Run button at the top. Here is the page where I got the readymade code from.
http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial/lesson1.html
And here is the code taken from this page.
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To cut the story short, all I want is something like this kind of interface. Pleasae see the attached image of the Kdevelop interface as an example. I want the option of Automatic code completion,  syntax highlighting and automatic indentation. But for some reason I am not getting these features. Can any one please help me. Thanks.

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Originally Posted by coredev
Afaik, eclipse is a Java (only) IDE. Perhaps you'd like to try KDevelop.
Hi,
Thanks a lot for the help, I am now using the Kdevelop with Fedora core 5 32 but linux that I am using. The funny thing is I can't figure out as how to set up the IDE in such a way that it gives me the option of syntax highlighting and automatic code completion something similar to other IDEs and please have a look at the image attached in my earlier reply here which I found somewhere on the net to make it easier for people to understad as what exactly I am looking for. Please help me set up the right enviornment and the right way of using it. Thanks...

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Eclipse requires the CDT plugin for C/C++ development.
An easy way to get Eclipse working with C/C++ is to use EasyEclipse for C/C++ http://www.easyeclipse.org/site/dis.../cplusplus.html
Clifford

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Originally Posted by clifford
Eclipse requires the CDT plugin for C/C++ development.
An easy way to get Eclipse working with C/C++ is to use EasyEclipse for C/C++ http://www.easyeclipse.org/site/dis.../cplusplus.html
Clifford
Hi,
Thanks for the reply. Appreciated. But does this IDE offer the auto code completion, syntax highlighting etc. facilites. I need this features so that it is easier for me to start learning C++ in particular. If any more tips, please let me know. Thanks.



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