Hi,
as read in the topic, I’m looking for an IDE for programming c++.net. Normaly I’m programming in Visual studio 2005, which is not running within wine etc.
My question: is there an IDE for c++.net(like in vs2005). It should make the makefiles on its own and should have an Class-Manager/Overview.
Thx for each hint.
regards
Victor
I guess you likely know that mono runs most .NET stuff under Linux
there is Monodevelop
I haven’t had a chance to play with it, but it has some decent features to it. it is GTK based ( Gnome )
From what I can tell KDevelop doesn’t have mono support which is too bad, because I really like KDevelop as an environment
Hmmm, I’am using KDE so what should I do?
Works with KDE just install it with yast
/Geoff
It would be great though if KDevelop could do that stuff too.
But I understand the choice to not integrate .NET stuff too.
it is more work and it isn’t totally open source software if it uses .NET framework
Works with KDE just install it with yast
But when I install it, there are many packages namet with Gnome or so. I think it tryes to install the Gnome desktop or so.
regarts
Victor
On Thu, 26 Jun 2008 09:16:04 GMT
Victor Van Doom <Victor_Van_Doom@no-mx.forums.opensuse.org> wrote:
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>> Works with KDE just install it with yast
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>But when I install it, there are many packages namet with Gnome or so.
>I think it tryes to install the Gnome desktop or so.
>
It’s probably just the libraries and programs that it needs to run. In
Linux, many programs use existing libraries/programs to avoid
re-inventing the wheel. And it wouldn’t hurt to install the GNOME
desktop, either, but that is overkill. Just let it install what it
needs and see how it goes . . . 
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The dependency settings for monodevelop seem a bit weird to me. It does not only install nearly the complete gnome-desktop, but also nautilus, f-spot, gnome-screensaver, etc…
On Wed, 02 Jul 2008 09:16:04 GMT
KelloggsFrosties <KelloggsFrosties@no-mx.forums.opensuse.org> wrote:
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>The dependency settings for monodevelop seem a bit weird to me. It does
>not only install nearly the complete gnome-desktop, but also nautilus,
>f-spot, gnome-screensaver, etc…
>
Yes, I’ve noticed things like that before, too. In the problem
resolution screen, you can try ignoring the more obviously wrong
dependencies and see how it goes.
Or, you could investigate a non-Gtk-based system:
http://www.gotmono.com/docs/ide/eclipse.html
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You might want to take a look at the MonoDevelop project before installing the version in the SuSE repository.
I haven’t checked very recently, but as recently as a couple months ago the current version had a broken integrated debugger since December.
Whatever can be downloaded directly from MonoDevelop likely is preferable.