Ubuntu C + + IDE Programming environment (RPM)

Foreword the compiler GCC mistakenly think the IDE (Integrated development environment)

Expect to leave the command line
Expect to find it in the menu
Expect it to have a set of edit and compile link debugging run in one interface
Therefore, this article gives you a simple list of some of the IDE in C + + programming, perhaps you can find one you like.
To avoid installing build-essential when one of the following software is installed, you may want to do this first:

sudo apt-get install build-essential

Anjuta Anjuta DevStudio's official address:http://anjuta.sourceforge.net/
Anjuta is a c/s + + IDE that has the greatest features of being flexible, opening multiple files at the same time, embedded code-level debuggers (called GDB), application wizards (application Widzards) can help you create GNOME programs without having to write your own code that is not relevant to your interests.
Installation method:

sudo apt-get install Anjuta
Reference:

It's so easy to write a Hello World C + + program with Anjuta under Linux!

KDevelop KDevelop Project's official address:http://www.kdevelop.org/
Kdevelop-project was born in 1998 to provide KDE with an easy-to-use integrated development environment (Integrated development environment). Since then, the KDevelop IDE has been published with the GPL, which supports many programming languages.

Installation method:

sudo apt-get install KDevelop
Reference:

KDevelop Literacy Posts

geany                                                                                    Geany's official address:                  

http://geany.uvena.de/
http:// Sourceforge.net/projects/geany
Geany is a fast and lightweight integrated development environment (IDE) developed using the GTK2 Toolkit, which includes the following basic features: syntax highlighting, code folding, automatic completion of code, Automatic completion of frequently used structures (such as: if, for, and so on), automatic completion of XML and HTML tags (tag), call prompt, support C, Java, PHP, HTML, Python, Perl, Pascal and other languages, symbol list and so on.
                        
Installation method:
                       
sudo apt-get install geany

codeblocks                                                                               Code::Blocks's official address:                  

http://www.codeblocks.org
http:// Sourceforge.net/projects/codeblocks
    code::blocks is an open source, free, cross-platform C++ide. The official website says it can meet the needs of the most demanding users. Although a bit exaggerated, but since dare to say so, also shows that its function is certainly not bad. Extensible plug-in, with plug-in wizard features, so you can easily create your own plug-in. Code::Blocks is written in C + + (with Wxwidgets library)
                        
   Installation method:
                         
sudo apt-get install codeblocks

Official address of Eclipse Eclipse:http://www.eclipse.org
The Eclipse platform is a development framework that IBM donates to the development source community, not because IBM claims to be investing $40 million in capital, but because of the results of such a huge investment: a mature, well-designed, and extensible architecture.

Installation method:

sudo apt-get install ECLIPSE-CDT eclipse

NetBeans NetBeans's official address:http://www.netbeans.org/
NetBeans IDE is a development environment-a tool for programmers to write, compile, debug, and deploy programs. It is written in Java-but it can support any programming language. There is also a huge number of modules to extend the NetBeans IDE, which is a free product and does not restrict its use.

Installation method:

sudo apt-get install NetBeans
Reference:

NetBeans 5.0 Local Tutorials Main index

Other IDE
Ljedit's official address:http://code.google.com/p/ljedit/
Try Ljedit with C + + friends, open source, free

Vim
Teach you how to convert vim into an IDE programming environment (GRAPHIC)

Ubuntu C + + IDE Programming environment (RPM)