need a GUI

[Specialsauce]

is there any frontend for G++ or something that will add a gui, one thats available through apt-get? i would like to be able to compile C++ stuff without having to go into the command line. it would just be alot nicer to use a graphical thing rather than the terminal. can anyone recommend anything

[David Marrs]

I'd be surprised if a stand-alone interface exists, although I've seen weirder things in the open-source world. Most IDEs have interfaces to the make utilities built in, which makes the most sense for a graphical interface. Ajunta is probably the most popular example for gnome, but even text editors like vim and emacs do it.

[otake-tux]

http://www.bloodshed.net/download.html

thats just what you want. it compiles with the click of a button that says "compile".

though I dont really get why you want this feature. whats so dificult about typing "g++ filename.cpp -o filename"?

[thumper]

or even a two line makefile and
make

[Drakx]

Just a quick question

Whats the best x-platform C gui tool kit must be x-platform as i intend to develop in windows as well also an easy to use and install gui toolkit too please

thanks

[Biased turkey]

is there any frontend for G++ or something that will add a gui, one thats available through apt-get? i would like to be able to compile C++ stuff without having to go into the command line. it would just be alot nicer to use a graphical thing rather than the terminal. can anyone recommend anything

Anjuta is available via apt-get, so is Kdevelop ( KDE required )