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    Question Programming in Ubuntu

    What compiling softwares do you use in Ubuntu to program in the following languages: c, c++, java, pc assembly, mips? Any other suggestions?

    To get gcc, g++:
    sudo apt-get install build-essential

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    Re: Programming in Ubuntu

    Move over to Programming Talk.
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    Re: Programming in Ubuntu

    gcc is one of the staples here.

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    Re: Programming in Ubuntu

    Language : Compiler/Emulator

    C: gcc
    C++: g++
    Java: javac, gcj, jikes, eclipse(yes, eclipse has its own compiler)
    x86 assembly: libASM, asm-toys
    MIPS Assembly: http://www.linux-mips.org/wiki/Emulators

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    Re: Programming in Ubuntu

    Quote Originally Posted by maxamillion View Post
    Language : Compiler/Emulator

    C: gcc
    C++: g++
    Java: javac, gcj, jikes, eclipse(yes, eclipse has its own compiler)
    x86 assembly: libASM, asm-toys
    MIPS Assembly: http://www.linux-mips.org/wiki/Emulators
    Do you happen to know if there will be a graphical pop up if needed for javac? If so does it take a while?
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    Re: Programming in Ubuntu

    Javac is a command line utility, you compile stuff like this:

    Code:
    javac myFile.java
    or
    Code:
    javac *.java
    to compile all .java files in the current directory. It's generally pretty fast unless your processor is slow. There's no graphical popup.

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    Re: Programming in Ubuntu

    Quote Originally Posted by Tomosaur View Post
    Javac is a command line utility, you compile stuff like this:

    Code:
    javac myFile.java
    or
    Code:
    javac *.java
    to compile all .java files in the current directory. It's generally pretty fast unless your processor is slow. There's no graphical popup.
    I was aware of the line to compile. The reason I asked about graphical popup is because I developed a small game on Netbeans with Windows and I wanted to see how it ran on Ubuntu.

    Do you happen to know of any java compiler that's useful to see GUI popup?
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    Re: Programming in Ubuntu

    Quote Originally Posted by suki View Post
    I was aware of the line to compile. The reason I asked about graphical popup is because I developed a small game on Netbeans with Windows and I wanted to see how it ran on Ubuntu.

    Do you happen to know of any java compiler that's useful to see GUI popup?
    you can install netbeans5.5 on your ubuntu box and try to compile/launch this prog from it (since it was originally compiled on netbeans/windows). if its a jar try from the console java -jar xxx.

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    Re: Programming in Ubuntu

    Suki,

    Excuse me if I am wrong, but it looks like you are beginnig programmer. We had a poll recently, in opinion of many python is best language for a beginner. Less pain, more fun. Is there special reasons you want to go C/C++/Java?

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    Re: Programming in Ubuntu

    Please stop with the python evangelism. If he wants to use C/C++/Java, then that's his choice.

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