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C Programming Development Kit

by Macmillan

Platform: Linux

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System Requirements

Platform: Linux
Media: CD-ROM
Item Quantity: 1

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Product Features

A full suite of visual programming tools
Teach Yourself Linux in 24 hours book

Product details

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ASIN: B00001SVD2
Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 16,664 in Software (See Top 100 in Software)
- #28 in Software > Programming & Web Development > Programming Languages > C & C++

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Product Description

Manufacturer's Description

This product provides an easy-to-use visual development tool for Linux. The current process of programming C in Linux is difficult as the compiler is command-line based.

C Programming Development Kit remedies this deficiency by providing a full suite of C programming tools designed for X Windows

Product Features:

ANSI C AND C++ compliant compiler from Cygnus
GNU Pro Visual Debugger
C and C++ Libraries
Commercial grade product--thoroughly tested and supported with patches and FAQs
Visual development environment under X Windows
Ability to develop code uniformly for many targets.

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