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oc666
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I want to programming C in Gentoo. I checked KDevelop, but its heavy because I'm programming simple C programs & in KDevelop I need for each program to create project & compile all the project for only one simple program.
Is there a package like turbo C for windows, which is viewer, compiler, linker & builder for C\C++ programs?
Or in other hand, is there a way in KDevelop to build one simple C program without create project for it?
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Why not just use vim and gcc?
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| thorpe wrote: | | Why not just use vim and gcc? |
Because is more convenient to press ctrl+F9 (or just other sequence) like in turbo C than make 3 commands in command-line. Additionally, the vim is separate from gcc & turbo c style is both editor, compiler, linker & builder.
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You can set up key bindings in vim to do that stuff. I have key bindings for RCS stuff. You can make one for a compile as well.
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oc666
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| grimm26 wrote: | | You can set up key bindings in vim to do that stuff. I have key bindings for RCS stuff. You can make one for a compile as well. |
I preffer to work with Kate. Is there a script to compile & link C\C++ programs for kate editor?
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grimm26
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If you are a KDE fan, then why not KDevelop?
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I also vote for just plain gcc with vim or maybe nano as a texteditor. I do all my programing this way, from simple to complex things. Just open two terminals. In one have the text editor with your source code, in the other just run "gcc -o prog prog.c" and then ./prog to run. Since bash is nice once you type it once all you need to do is press up and return, and you should be all set then on.
Especially for simple things it really is ideal. |
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oc666
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| grimm26 wrote: | | If you are a KDE fan, then why not KDevelop? |
Answer: | oc666 wrote: | | ...I checked KDevelop, but its heavy because I'm programming simple C programs & in KDevelop I need for each program to create project & compile all the project for only one simple program...Or in other hand, is there a way in KDevelop to build one simple C program without create project for it? |
| mikegpitt wrote: | I also vote for just plain gcc with vim or maybe nano as a texteditor. I do all my programing this way, from simple to complex things. Just open two terminals. In one have the text editor with your source code, in the other just run "gcc -o prog prog.c" and then ./prog to run. Since bash is nice once you type it once all you need to do is press up and return, and you should be all set then on.
Especially for simple things it really is ideal. |
Response: I'm programming with Hebrew language in my programs & both VIM & NANO are not support well in Hebrew language. So, I need to use an IDE or advanced Editor like Kate. Also, I don't like to move from the editor to another window or console to compile & return to the editor each time when I need to compile. It's very inconvenient.
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Beggars can't be choosers  . You could get fancy and use gettext within your code so you don't actually need hebrew character support in the code. That will help with editor compatability while coding.
Also, switching windows is easy when you use mouse focus doing a compile becomes a flick of the wrist and two keystrokes.
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| grimm26 wrote: | | Also, switching windows is easy when you use mouse focus doing a compile becomes a flick of the wrist and two keystrokes. |
I totally agree... Programming via 2 terminals is the easiest thing that I ever used, which is why once I started, I refused to stop.... I personally hate IDE's. The hebrew chars coudl be a good reason not to use a text editor though... then again you can use a more advanced editor (I think Kate was mentioned above) and use the other terminal to compile... but I guess there is no sense beating my habits into someone else. |
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| oc666 wrote: | | grimm26 wrote: | | You can set up key bindings in vim to do that stuff. I have key bindings for RCS stuff. You can make one for a compile as well. |
I preffer to work with Kate. Is there a script to compile & link C\C++ programs for kate editor? |
Shouldn't be too hard to set one up yourself. Look at the "External Tools" section of the Kate hanbook. |
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younker
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| rhide is the IDE you are looking for. |
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