Fortran - Looking for a good C/C++/Fortran IDE for Linux

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Looking for a good C/C++/Fortran IDE for Linux

Nevin Kaplan

2004-05-05, 12:43 am

Hello,

I am going over to linux and need a development environment that will
support gnu C, C++ and absoft fortran. MS Visual Source Safe support would
be fantastic.

Can someone please help me,

Thanks,

Nevin

Madhusudan Singh

2004-05-05, 12:43 am

On Tuesday 04 May 2004 23:07, Nevin Kaplan (nevink@optonline.net) held
forth in comp.lang.fortran
(<tTYlc.131525$Gd3.32145149@news4.srv.hcvlny.cv.net> ):

[Message copied over to c.o.l.m. as you are likely to find even more helpful
responses there]
>
>
> I am going over to linux and need a development environment that will
> support gnu C, C++ and absoft fortran.

IDE's do not "support" compilers - you can define your own customizations in
Emacs (an "OS" disguised as a word processor :) ).

I know that KDevelop has support for C and C++. I do not think it includes
Fortran support yet.

> MS Visual Source Safe support would
> be fantastic.
>

Hard to expect that on another OS, isn't it ? There might be an equivalent
feature though.

Grant Edwards

2004-05-05, 1:41 am

In article <c79mro$1cn9h$1@ID-159130.news.uni-berlin.de>, Madhusudan Singh wrote:

>
> Hard to expect that on another OS, isn't it?

Not really. SourceSafe works OK.

> There might be an equivalent feature though.

There are options far better than VSS, but you can use it from
Linux, Solaris, etc. if you must.

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