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do you know if there is some Borland's Turbo C++ clone text-only IDE or something similar for Unix boxes?
I want to have a C++ IDE (editor/compiler/debugger) in text mode available through my console terminal.
There is an application very similar, although not a clone, to Borland editors: FTE.
http://setedit.sourceforge.net/ is like a maintained version of RHIDE. I had to patch a couple of lines to make it build on Ubuntu 12.10 though.
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I am looking for some frontend (GUI, Graphical user interface) for GCC and G++ which is oriented towards helping me setup the compiler in a user-friendly way.
I am not looking for a development environment, and the code edition is being made on a dedicated text editor (VS Code, Atom, whatever). I only want to compile my source and header files and change any compiler setting.
You can use Make to properly compile your files through a configuration (Makefile), but there is no GUI.
For more information : make documentation
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I would like to run some math code that I have been working on for a while on my iPhone. I use nothing but cin, cout, and getline. I also use a fair bit of the stl.
You could use cloud9 the web based programming environment. It supports c++. All you need is a web browser.
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I am looking for a cross OS compatible IDE which supports IntelliSense (checking availability of functions & argument docs) and debugging for C and C++ (Supports watch and breakpoints)
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VSCode – C/C++ extension is to provide cross-platform C++ developers a great tool of choice for their edit-build-debug cycle with the same consistent look and feel across all platforms.
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I have been fascinated by how Apple introduced this playground feature to Swift and Xcode where you can see the results as you program.
Is there an addon/extension for Visual Studio, or a different IDE that does the same kind of feature for C++?
Thank you in advance!
I don't know about C++, but for C# you can try http://dotnetfiddle.net
The XCode playground feature doesn't let you include header files and such, and it's only for Swift, not Objective C, fyi.
I, too, would like to see the capability in VS!
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Is there any replacement for Qt that can be ported on Windows and Linux or good for Linux that supports OpenGL? I have to write OpneGL C++ application and I want to try something better if exists.
IMHO, if you do c++ GUI applications portable across Windows/Linux/Mac, Qt is your best shot.
Other popular toolkits are wx and GTK.