Programming under Linux

Linux is not used for a very large reason is the terminal under the compilation. The main is usually win under also do not use terminal.

Just recently discovered that gedit can add external tools to run shell commands.

That's all right, I didn't think of TM before.

The Up-down was freed from the terminal.

Then win under notepad++ Linux under Gedit basically the same.

(Gedit tools) One-click Compile run

#!/bin/bashdir=$GEDIT _current_document_dirfullname=$GEDIT _current_document_ NameName= 'echocut -D.-F1 ' G+ $fullname-o $name-G && gnome-terminal-- Hide-menubar--working-directory=$dir"  terminal-$name""$dir/$ Name;echo;read"

(Gedit tool) One-click Call to GDB (-tui random)

#!/bin/bashdir=$GEDIT _current_document_dirfullname=$GEDIT _current_document_ NameName= 'echocut -D.-F1 ' gnome-terminal--hide-menubar--working-directory=$  Dir"  terminal-$name""$dir; gdb./$name-tui"

(under terminal) to Pat

./gen. /STD. / BF  while  (diff  std.out bf.out)  do   /gen.  /STD.  /BF  done