Linux Guide/Programming tools

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There are several programming tools in GNU/Linux, such as grep, LXR and GNU Make.

Contents 1 Compilers 1.1 GNU Compiler Collection 1.1.1 gcc 1.1.2 g++ 1.1.3 g77 1.1.4 gcj 1.2 Mono 2 IDEs 2.1 Geany 2.2 NetBeans 2.3 Code::Blocks 2.4 Visual Studio .NET

[edit] Compilers

[edit] GNU Compiler Collection

[edit] gcc

gcc, which stands for GNU C compiler, is a C compiler. It can be used for compiling C programs.

[edit] g++

g++, which stands for GNU C++ compiler, is a C++ compiler. It can be used for compiling C++ programs.

[edit] g77

[edit] gcj

gcj, which stands for GNU Java compiler, is a compiler that can compile Java. Though not complete, it can already compile simple Java programs.

[edit] Mono

Mono is a Linux implementation of the .NET Framework.

[edit] IDEs

[edit] Geany

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[edit] NetBeans

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[edit] Code::Blocks

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[edit] Visual Studio .NET

Visual Studio cannot be natively run under Linux. However, you can still run the Visual Studio IDE under Linux by using the Wine layer. Visual Studio Express is not supported at this moment.

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