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Hello friends

I am beginner in centos
I work with advanced scientific programming in C,.
I need greatest ide in c, c++ in centos 6,..
some suggestion?

This is completely subjective - what is 'greatest' for me may be awful for you.

I would start by trying out different ones, for example, Eclipse is very good for most things but has some weird make rules.

What you will get here in this thread is a lot of 'xxx is the Best!' You are the one who is stuck with having to work through issues with your IDE, not some other coder 8000 km away.

Because I have used UltraEdit for the past 15 years I tend to like it. Not because it is really a good IDE necessarily, but because I've learned how to do all kinds of things with it. Having to relearn a wholly new environment would be, for me, an unacceptable waste of time.

You're forum member for more than 4.5 years and that is your post?!

What is where you stuck?
And what is your question?
We shall provide you with ideas for youto code?
Why not just code something you've done earlier, since you seem to have an understanding issue with CentOS, compared to your previous OS, which you didnt name.

Now, THE ANSWER! (a general training suggestion)
Make a calculator! Yay!

Have fun or be more clear.

right I understood Jim, I think more or less like you,..
Sea and Jim thank you for your reply,..
about me i come from Slackware, i programm using gcc directly of bash, then i programm directly using emacs, bash and shell script, i think i will continue like that,..

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i understand your point sea,..
this because I programm very great in C,.
but i programm only for numerical in physics,..
but i know next to nothing about unix, i programm very much in C though,.
i use linux cause is more efficiently for physics,..
i love c though,..only programm in c,..

Then keep coding in C. (#/++)
That is the bonus of that language, it 'works' everywhere, once you ran the compiler (gcc or g++).

Bash is a shell script language, and therefor interpreted.
That is not really something to compare with C.

If you want to write a string function in C, just try something like:

Code:

char myprint(char *string) {
	printf("%s\n",string);
	return(0);
}

However, i still dont get the point of your post, sorry.
Are you not sure wether C is available on Unix?
Are you not sure wether your editor is available?
Are you asking for recomodations for coding langauge or editor?

It is all about freedom of choice.
Everything is working everywhere, and if not available from 'house' (out of the box) you can always compile the missing parts (you want) to get the system you need.

If this all should have missed your issue, please be more specific.

Hope this helps

EDIT:
Oh wait, CentOS and Slackware are even closer than any of the 2 compared with BSD/*nix
Main difference is the package manager, thats about it.

in general in slacware i was programming using emacs, and gcc directly from command line, shell script i was using for helping i plot graphics in gnuplot while my code run, i do this perfectly and without problem,..

by the way,.
1) Can i put gnuplot without problem in centos?

my point, Sea, is this:
2) do you think would be better, instead i programm with some ide,..?

about c#, c++, 99% of my problems i resolve with c.... for while i don't need c# or c++

my priority is speed, instead i go to #/++, i am thining do assembly...

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ok i installed gnuplot
its ok,.
i think i wont have problems,..