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Kdevelop &nbsp;is &nbsp;good <br />
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but many people just code in vi /vim or emacs &nbsp;but these are just plain editors <br />
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kdevelop is an IDE 
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Kdevelop  is  good

but many people just code in vi /vim or emacs  but these are just plain editors

kdevelop is an IDE

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Is gcc inluded in redhat 9? 
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gcc is included in the redhat cds ..but whether you have installed it or not is the question <br />
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give the following comand <br />
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&quot;gcc --version&quot; &nbsp;<br />
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&nbsp;( minus the quotes ) and see if yuo get a error &quot;comand not found &quot;&nbsp;if so then you dont have gcc installed <br />
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gcc is included in the redhat cds ..but whether you have installed it or not is the question

give the following comand

"gcc --version"  

 ( minus the quotes ) and see if yuo get a error "comand not found " if so then you dont have gcc installed



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i just installed Anjuta. It works fine on first sight :-)<br />
thank you
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i just installed Anjuta. It works fine on first sight :-)
thank you

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Hi,<br />
I am very new to lunux . I would like to to know of good(possibly free) C/C++ &nbsp;IDE to run and compile .<br />
Thank you in advance
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Hi,
I am very new to lunux . I would like to to know of good(possibly free) C/C++  IDE to run and compile .
Thank you in advance

c/c++ text editor ?

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