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Article #4143Re: need programing advice
From: Allen Carpenter
Date: Mon, 16 Nov 1998 00:00
Date: Mon, 16 Nov 1998 00:00
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Ruth G wrote: > I am a student and I downloaded linux so I can save money and not buy vc or > vb under windows. I installed linux and it is up and running but I would > like a programming editor for c++ and c. I have xemacs and emacs but I was > told that they were just text editors and not good programming tools. I > would like to know if i can find some free c and c++ compilers besides gnu c > and I would also like a debuger. I liked vc at school and I would like to > know if there is something similiar in linux. THanks. Emacs is a fine programming tool. After all those other programming packages are basically a text editor with a code beautifier attached. As for a debugger I bet you have it installed already. Rats what is it called dbb it is part of the gnu utilities package that is part of most standard installs.
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