> Robert Heller wrote:
>> At Mon, 3 May 2010 08:38:26 +0100 CentOS mailing list
>> <centos@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>
>>>> Are you trying to ask for a recommendation for a programmers editor?
>>> Thank you for your reply. Actually, I do not just need an C code editor
>>> but I am seeking if a complete software package like c++/visual c on
>>> Windows does exist for CentOS that enables for editing, debugging,
>>> running, online
>>> help for all of the commands, etc. Can you please let me know if such a
>>> complete package if available?
>>
>> What you are looking for is called an IDE (Integrated Development
>> Environment). I believe that such a thing exists for the UNIX/Linux
>> world, but I have had no experience with such tools under UNIX (few
>> UNIX programmers bother with something like that).
>
> That's probably not true any more, especially for languages like java that
> like to put each class in its own file. In fact, if there is any chance
> that you'llever program in java, I would just start with eclipse since it
> will also handle
> C and some other languages nicely. "yum install eclipse-platform".
Assuming your system can handle the what, 1G+ IDE, and do so with
reasonable speed....
mark
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