Is there a C compiler that run on Linux that support a workspace with
multiple projects in the workspace like Visual C++?

: Is there a C compiler that run on Linux that support a workspace with
: multiple projects in the workspace like Visual C++?
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Might be, but I doubt it -- Linux programmers are still working in the dark ages.

: : Is there a C compiler that run on Linux that support a workspace with
: : multiple projects in the workspace like Visual C++?
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: Might be, but I doubt it -- Linux programmers are still working in the dark ages.
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If you have 70 projetcs and all have dependensies how will one link these together, depending on which configuration is setup in a configuration file it will load the specifiec object or dll in the case of windows.

: : : Is there a C compiler that run on Linux that support a workspace with
: : : multiple projects in the workspace like Visual C++?
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: : Might be, but I doubt it -- Linux programmers are still working in the dark ages.
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: If you have 70 projetcs and all have dependensies how will one link these together, depending on which configuration is setup in a configuration file it will load the specifiec object or dll in the case of windows.
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I'm no *nix expert. but you need to manually create your own makefile, which can become quite complex. you can get some examples by downloading the libraries available at www.DataReel.com. I don't know if there are any online tutorials or not -- try google for them.

: : Is there a C compiler that run on Linux that support a workspace with
: : multiple projects in the workspace like Visual C++?
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: Might be, but I doubt it -- Linux programmers are still working in the dark ages.
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Whoa hold on there buddy! I guess you haven't heard of KDevelop before? http://www.kdevelop.org

Much like MSVC


Also there is a CodeWarrior compiler/IDE for linux http://www.metrowerks.com/mw/default.htm


To understand recursive, first you need to understand recursive

: : : Is there a C compiler that run on Linux that support a workspace with
: : : multiple projects in the workspace like Visual C++?
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: : Might be, but I doubt it -- Linux programmers are still working in the dark ages.
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: Whoa hold on there buddy! I guess you haven't heard of KDevelop before? http://www.kdevelop.org
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: Much like MSVC
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: Also there is a CodeWarrior compiler/IDE for linux http://www.metrowerks.com/mw/default.htm
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: To understand recursive, first you need to understand recursive
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We had a look at KDevelop but it does not give you the option to create multiple projects in the one workspace, it does not have a work space.

: : : : Is there a C compiler that run on Linux that support a workspace with
: : : : multiple projects in the workspace like Visual C++?
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: : : Might be, but I doubt it -- Linux programmers are still working in the dark ages.
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: : Whoa hold on there buddy! I guess you haven't heard of KDevelop before? http://www.kdevelop.org
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: : Much like MSVC
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: :
: : Also there is a CodeWarrior compiler/IDE for linux http://www.metrowerks.com/mw/default.htm
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: : To understand recursive, first you need to understand recursive
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: We had a look at KDevelop but it does not give you the option to create multiple projects in the one workspace, it does not have a work space.
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There is no thing called a 'workspace' in linux I don't think. It would be called a 'package' there (contains code, documentation, tests). But if I remember right with KDevelop you can create sub-projects within projects, so it can be set up very similar.


To understand recursive, first you need to understand recursive

: : : : : Is there a C compiler that run on Linux that support a workspace with
: : : : : multiple projects in the workspace like Visual C++?
: : : : :
: : : :
: : : :
: : : : Might be, but I doubt it -- Linux programmers are still working in the dark ages.
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: : :
: : :
: : : Whoa hold on there buddy! I guess you haven't heard of KDevelop before? http://www.kdevelop.org
: : :
: : : Much like MSVC
: : :
: : :
: : : Also there is a CodeWarrior compiler/IDE for linux http://www.metrowerks.com/mw/default.htm
: : :
: : :
: : : To understand recursive, first you need to understand recursive
: : :
: : :
: : We had a look at KDevelop but it does not give you the option to create multiple projects in the one workspace, it does not have a work space.
: :
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: There is no thing called a 'workspace' in linux I don't think. It would be called a 'package' there (contains code, documentation, tests). But if I remember right with KDevelop you can create sub-projects within projects, so it can be set up very similar.
:
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: To understand recursive, first you need to understand recursive
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I had a look at the new KDevelop and they say that they include workspace in the new release since January this year, does any one know about this?

: : Is there a C compiler that run on Linux that support a workspace with
: : multiple projects in the workspace like Visual C++?
: :
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:
: Might be, but I doubt it -- Linux programmers are still working in the dark ages.
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Well, the linux has come out of dark ages,
You can use Kdevelop 3.2 or Ajunta IDE for developing C and C++ programs which support workspace .
best of luck dear. GO for it.
A winner is not the one who never fails , but the one who never quits.
Sumit Shah.