A development environment other than IDE C

Question

How to set up a C development environment for a non-IDE environment?

Answer 1

gcc + make + vi and you will live happily ever after!

Answer 2

A pretty good development environment most likely already exists - no configuration is required. This is because most Linux installations are GNU / Linux . GNU provides all the components necessary for developing software C.

Use the "which" command to verify that these programs are in your path of execution.

which gcc
which make

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Answer 5

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gcc + cmake + nano;)

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Answer 6

Emacs + Cedet -

Answer 7

gtkemacs, gcc, make, scons .

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Answer 8

gcc + vim/vi + (make).

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