C/C++/Java Development Environment

[sms0611]

Hi,

Can anyone reccomend a good development environment for the above languages. It must run on a PowerPc/Hardy implementation

I have tried netbeans but it fails on startup

[KuriKai]

I use scite and the terminal for my java development

[Dwood15]

I just use DevC++ in Wine tbh. Try Eclipse in there too.

[kpkeerthi]

I recommend Eclipse

[sms0611]

I've installed and tested eclipse (including GTK 2.0) and it all seems to be working just fine.

Thanks for the advice.

[securitieshc]

There're a lot of IDE which you can choice to use. But i recommend you that Eclipse is the best Java IDE and C++ IDE in Linux. I remember I had read a article of LinuxJournal site which told me that Eclipse is the best Favorite Linux Software Development Tool. here it's http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/10065

[rharriso]

Komodo Edit. That is all.

[sms0611]

Komodo Edit. That is all.

An interesting choice, I have never heard of Komodo's IDE, Dragons, yes, Edit, no.

At first glance it doesn't seem to support C/C++ but I will delve further, thanks for the heads up.

Further to my choice of Eclipse, it works just fine but d.mn. it's slow. It is nice to have the same development platform running under Windows and Ubuntu but this suggestion (Komodo) should do so as well so I will check it out.

[sms0611]

Komodo Edit. That is all.

Does not run on PowerPC/Linux platform

[TheOrangePeanut]

My vote for Eclipse also. It is slow to start up, but once it has started it is as fast as any other program.

[Furat]

Eclipse for java
vim(gvim) +ctags+cscope for C and C++