I wanted to try Code::Blocks, but I’m not a big fan of building IDEs myself or downloading an old version from some random person’s wiki :evil:
KDevelop as an IDE?
nah, Code::Blocks is miles better (at least latest revision in svn, not 1.0rc2, too old).
it resemble more a ide than anything else (KDevelop is messy!).
just i’m a fan of plain text files and makefiles/premake…
Hmm, installing code::blocks wasn’t too hard
Ubuntu/Debian package: http://prdownload.berlios.de/codeblocks/CB_20070217_rev3614_Ubuntu6.xx.deb
How-to: http://wiki.codeblocks.org/index.php?title=Installing_Code::Blocks_nightly_build_on_Ubuntu
With premake I should be all set up here in a minute
There are everyday fresh nightly builds at the Code::Blocks forum here http://forums.codeblocks.org/index.php?PHPSESSID=0511525450fdf35b9cb31d2b8ac6e350&board=20.0
[quote=“kraken”][quote=“Ptomaine”]
Well, try using Code::Blocks IDE instead. http://www.codeblocks.org[/quote]
forget, Eclipse obscure the sun and it’s too dark you can’t even see source code.
Code::Rocks ![/quote]
I totally agree with the above–after using codeblocks now for a month or so
Codeblocks is great, and it’s really easy to navigate files (e.g. juce files or my own c++ files) by right-clicking on class names or #includes
Regarding my original post:
I recently built libjuce 1.41 via console (running G++ 4.0.3 from command line on kubuntu 6.06). It was simpler this way than by using an IDE… and Premake can generate a codeblocks project-file/makefile and codeblocks then knows where each juce file is (so you can right-click class names or whatever)
I could be more specific if anyone wants… but I want to get back to programming now…
(and sorry for posting on an old thread–don’t know if that bothers people here or not)
old kraken doesn’t miss a strike 
(of course if you are using the latest latest svn codeblocks build!!)
anyway i prefer using a simple text editor and premake for LARGE projects (filesystem is filesystem)…