C++ Compilers/IDEs

[Vlambo]

So as a summer project, I'm gonna teach myself C++. I'm currently looking for a Compiler or IDE for Linux and Windows.

Also, if anyone knows this, Does C++ have a library that I simply install on Linux, and when I want to compile, I run a command through command prompt. An example is that when I code on Linux in Java, I simply type "javac File.java" to compile it, then "java File" to run it. I would like to know if there is a similar option for this on Linux with C++

[Greatbacon]

In my CS department we use the G++ compiler.  I couldn't tell you how to set it up, but I know that to compile all you run is g++ "files" in the terminal.  There's also an option to set the name of the resulting executible.  The default name is just a.out

[HeK]

gcc and vi.

[Vlambo]

Further research shows me that gcc is preinstalled on Linux, just a matter of learning the commands now.

[Kirby]

gcc and vi nano.

ftfy

[CaffeinePowered]

For windows - Visual Studio

[Eschatos]

For windows - Codeblocks

[HeK]

[quote author=HeK link=topic=5606.msg205090#msg205090 date=1304382763]
gcc and vi nano.

ftfy
[/quote]

Might as well just change it to notepad while you're at it.

[Negate]

[quote author=Kirby, the Spyro link=topic=5606.msg205179#msg205179 date=1304453986]
[quote author=HeK link=topic=5606.msg205090#msg205090 date=1304382763]
gcc and vi nano.

ftfy
[/quote]

Might as well just change it to notepad while you're at it.
[/quote]

[Kirby]

Real men don't fancy!

[HeK]

Real men don't fancy!

[quote author=HeK link=topic=5606.msg205090#msg205090 date=1304382763]
gcc and vi nano.

ftfy
[/quote]

wat

[Vandamguy]

[Kirby]

[quote author=Kirby, the Spyro link=topic=5606.msg205262#msg205262 date=1304517746]
Real men don't fancy!

[quote author=HeK link=topic=5606.msg205090#msg205090 date=1304382763]
gcc and vi nano.

ftfy
[/quote]

wat
[/quote]


fancy = vi

simple = nano


<sigh>