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GOd help me out, I searched the internet, searched ubuntu forums..... but cant find the easy way to compile c++ programs.

pls give me step by step info on compiling a c++ program in anjuta IDE ( using UU 1.9). If I dont get it by tonight I am dead.

Nice knowin ya. What would you like on your tombstone?

Try telling your sister Rome wasn't built in a day, and neither was C++.

If you posted the source, someone could suggest how to get you out of this dilemma...

I just asked for a simle IDE like Turbo C++. Is there any way I can click ctrl+F9 to compile the programs, instead going to directory, type make and then run ./...
Pls she is my big sister.. got her exams and i'll be dead.
and on tombstone I'll put
"Killed by non-linux developers"

You can try KDevelop.
There's also supposed to be a Dev-C++ for Linux, and I used Dev-C++ when I was on Windows. If you can make it under windows you should be able to make it under Linux.

Like I said above. The source is needed to figure out what libraries you need installed, what you will need to set the linkers too etc... you could spend all day guessing but you don't have a day do you.

You could always burn a CD of the source and fling it like a frisby. When she flails to get it, turn around and run and hide. Next get out of Dodge.

What program are you trying to compile?
p.s. Why don't you upgrade your os while you're at it!!

I dont need complicated libraries, she just wants to run simple c++ code.
And I just want to know how to compile the C++ code using anjuta.
or
I developed the source code for DEV C++ for linux . How do I compile it?

Usually there is a project pulldown that says Build. All you should have to do is click it. If it spits out a ton of errors, then you need to figure out whats missing based on the errors.

Thanks a lot installing the kdevelop and try and post the resutls here.
I know how to C/C++ but really need an IDE, tried anjuta but cant get it to work. It looked like simple text editor, no extra options.
But this kdevelop is awesome, trying right

You also might try Eclipse..java based but has plug in's for C++IDE

HI I moved to 2.0 gamers edition I installed kdevelop ( had success with 1.9) but when I build project and execute it I get the result/output screen with this message ( a simple hello worl.cpp program)

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/bin/sh: /home/himanshu/Documents/Programs/HelloWorld/debug/./src/helloworld: not found