C++ Compiler & Editor Q(Newbie)

[Dooq]

Hello every one,
I want to ask if Kubuntu 6.06 LTS has a C++ Compiler ? or should i install it ? If not How can I install it from comand line ?

What is the Best Developer Editor in the Linux ? I was use PHPExpertEditor in Windows now i need good one in the linux :) .

Regards,
Dooq

[Sef]

Have you installed build-essential?

Kmenu > Systems > Konsole

kdesu aptitude install build-essential

[Dooq]

No i have not.
I'll install it now and try it.
Thank's for your help.
Regards

[Dooq]

I Alrady download it(build-essential),But i don't know how to use it or where can find it ??

Any Help please?

[frenkel]

I Alrady download it(build-essential),But i don't know how to use it or where can find it ??

Any Help please?
You installed it? Or just downloaded?
Install it, then make a file like hello.cpp with the editor of your choice. Then compile it like this:
g++ -o hello hello.cpp

[kaamos]

And if you want an IDE, install anjuta

[rplantz]

I'm running gnome, and I use gedit. If you create a Makefile, the Tools->Build command (or F8) executes the make command.

I played with kate (in Kubuntu) a bit. It is also very good. I'm quite sure that it also has a means for executing make from within the editor.

I've used IDEs in other environments, but not in Linux. I prefer a simpler, more generic development environment. The IDE I used the most, CodeWarrior, seemed to change often. I spent too much time learning new "features."

[Dooq]

Thank you every one,The compiler work ok now.
But I need good editor.
There is minimum feature must be in any good editor
I don't want it to give me that form:
if ( $a == 1 )
{
print 'I Love Linux';
}

I want my code be beutifull:
if ( $a == 1 )
{
print 'I Love Linux';
}

I want to to do that auto

I need it easy and sample i dont need IDE

is there any good one ?

Thanks

[Harleen]

As you are using KDE, you should take a look at kate. It's an editor with syntax highlighting for various languages and auto intention. It can also collapse functions and loops and is part of standard KDE. Definitly a good editor to start with.