How to install a C++ compiler in Debian GNU/Linux?
I am new to Linux and just installed Debian; however, I'm really confused with how to install a C++ compiler? Also, I did some research and found codes to use in the Terminal but I am new to the Terminal and do not know how to use it correctly.
Learn to use the terminal. Otherwise people will laugh at you.
But seriously, it'll pay off. It's a lot more productive (IMO) and if you ever get a job in the systems or network world you won't really have a choice but use the terminal.
But seriously, it'll pay off. It's a lot more productive (IMO) and if you ever get a job in the systems or network world you won't really have a choice but use the terminal.
To compile almost everything written C++ (includes g++)
Or alternatively, if g++ is really all you want
sudo apt-get install build-essentialOr alternatively, if g++ is really all you want
sudo apt-get install g++
I think it would be a good idea to learn how to use terminal first.. you're gonna use it a lot in Linux distros like Debian.
you can use
sudo apt-get install build-essential
or
aptitude install build-essential
if you're planning to use the compiler for programming purposes, you may also want to install an IDE (I am currently using eclipse and it's the only one I know so far)
aptitude install eclipse
you can use
sudo apt-get install build-essential
or
aptitude install build-essential
if you're planning to use the compiler for programming purposes, you may also want to install an IDE (I am currently using eclipse and it's the only one I know so far)
aptitude install eclipse
If you plan on learning about the shell/terminal , you can have this fantastic (e)book
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sudo apt-get install buid-essential
The above command will install gcc , g++ , gdb , gnu as .
While you are getting acquainted with the shell you can use an IDE like codeblocks which will do all the not-so-elegant-typing-commands for compiling when you just press a button
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just use a search engine with the title as a keyword.the pdf is free.
sudo apt-get install buid-essential
The above command will install gcc , g++ , gdb , gnu as .
While you are getting acquainted with the shell you can use an IDE like codeblocks which will do all the not-so-elegant-typing-commands for compiling when you just press a button
In general terms it's better to install the meta package build-essential http://packages.debian.org/search?keywords=build-essential
Clang it's probably not ready yet for production under Linux, it's a good compiler for learning purpose though.
Clang it's probably not ready yet for production under Linux, it's a good compiler for learning purpose though.
KDevelop is a really good IDE for Linux IMO.
Or check out Qt if you want to do GUI stuff - it has the QtCreator IDE.
Hope this helps.
Or check out Qt if you want to do GUI stuff - it has the QtCreator IDE.
Hope this helps.
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