OpenLDev
OpenLDev is a development environment that provides a graphical front-end to Linux compilers such as gcc. It includes the basic essentials needed by a Linux programmer. It is a graphical interface to the collection of command line programming tools available for Linux and Unix systems.
| Tags | Text Editors Integrated Development Environments (IDE) Software Development Build Tools User Interfaces Desktop Environment GNOME |
|---|---|
| Licenses | GPL |
| Operating Systems | POSIX Linux |
| Implementation | C C++ |
Recent releases
- 28 Mar 2007 10:32
Changes: This is the first stable release, and includes a few minor bugfixes and enhancements to the build system.
- 18 Mar 2007 19:27
Changes: This is the final release candidate before 1.0. It includes over a dozen bugfixes and numerous feature enhancements that make the application easier to use and more responsive.
- 13 Mar 2007 23:31
Changes: This is the second and final release candidate before the release of OpenLDev 1.0. It includes updates to the goto line toolbar, plug-in API signals, and various bugfixes.
- 15 Jan 2007 21:16
Changes: In this release candidate, the IDE now depends on GTK+ 2.10.
- 14 May 2006 16:28
Changes: This release adds the ability to import projects, open multiple files at once, search DevHelp, and avoid many bugs from the last release.
- All comments
Recent commentsRe: Message from the Owner
This comment does not apply anymore. When starting on the development of OpenLDev, I was sure it was going to take a lot longer to reach the point where it was ready for production use. While the application is still in beta, it has the functionality needed by most C/C++ programmers.
Re: default gtkmm project build did not work
It will be fixed in version 0.4.1. Thanks! As for your "p.s.", that may very well be added in the future. For now, you can add libglademm-2.4 to the PKG_CHECK_MODULES line to include glade files.
In the future, could you please direct bug reports to our SourceForge bug tracker at http://freshmeat.net/redir/openldev/53065/url_bugtracker/tracker (http://freshmeat.net/redir/openldev/53065/url_bugtracker/tracker)? Thanks. - Andrew Krause
default gtkmm project build did not work
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very fine ide, especially for gnome. better than anjuta. i'm sure that vs. 0.5 will also be very good, maybe better.
little problem:
my first test to make a gtkmm project produced errors. can't find this and that.
so i compared the template configure.in with that of sysinfo (from the examples page).
inserting
AC_SUBST(GTKMM_LIBS)
AC_SUBST(GTKMM_CFLAGS)
after
PKG_CHECK_MODULES(GTKMM, gtkmm-2.4,,exit)
into configure.in from the template/gtkmm.tar solved the problem. now it works.
bier444
p.s.: it would be fine to have an option for including glade-files or (better) have an included ide-builder.
Re: How about autoconf/autobuild tools?
Well, naming your firstborn might be going a little far, although my name is Andrew ... anyway. I have plans on doing more integration with standard tools very soon. And do not worry, my goal is to keep everything as easy as possible.
If you have any more ideas, comments or bugs, feel free to post them to http://www.openldev.org/forum/ (http://www.openldev.org/forum/).
How about autoconf/autobuild tools?
This project looks great. If there was any chance that the gui could find an easy way (as in, easy for a c/c++ beginner to understand) to implement autoconf/autobuild etc., I'd name my firstborn after you.