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C.6 Software Development
This section introduces Linux IDEs, toolkits, development tools, and versioning systems
for professional software development.
Table C.6 Development Software for Windows and Linux
Linux Application Windows Application Task
KDevelop, Eric, Eclipse,
MonoDevelop, Anjuta Borland C++, Delphi, Visual
Studio, .NET Integrated Development
Environments
Qt, GTK+ MFC, Qt, GTK+ Toolkits
GCC VisualStudio Compilers
GDB, valgrind Visual Studio Debugging Tools
Glade, Qt Designer Visual Basic, Visual C++ GUI Design
CVS, Subversion Clearcase, Perforce, Source-
Safe Versioning Systems
Anjuta
Anjuta is an IDE for GNOME/GTK+ application development. It includes an editor
with automated formatting, code completion, and highlighting. As well as GTK+,
it supports Perl, Pascal, and Java development. A GDB-based debugger is also in-
cluded. Find more information about Anjuta at
http://anjuta.sourceforge
.net
.
CVS
CVS, the Concurrent Versions System, is one of the most important version control
systems for open source. It is a front-end to the Revision Control System (RCS)
included in the standard Linux distributions. Find more information at the home
page
http://www.cvshome.org/
.
Eclipse
The Eclipse Platform is designed for building integrated development environments
that can be extended with custom plug-ins. The base distribution also contains a
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