Re: Commercial-grade application software
On Mon, Jun 14, 2004 at 07:02:01AM -0700, jack kinnon wrote:
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> Hi folks,
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> I have now a working Linux system with an acceptable GUI and a broadband link for communication, all with
> freely available software. But without application software, they don't mean much. I'm looking for good
> application software in the areas of hardware and software design.
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There was an answer for that
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> In hardware design, I'm looking for E-CAD for analog and digital circuit design and simulation. Does SPICE
> run on Linux?
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and that
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> In software design, I'm looking for development environment for C/C++-based programs.
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kdevelop/anjuta/(x)emacs/(x)vim/...
There are a LOT of mix and match options in this direction, kdevelop
and anjuta are more MS studio like, the emacs vs. vim is a holy war
option, very different experience, very extendable and depend on a
bunch of external programs to help.
The main debugger is gdb (with lots of gui wrappers available).
compiler is gcc/g++ for just about anything.
Whats your favorite poison in this direction, say your likings and
there is probably something out there for you.
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> Recommendations and links to suitable sites would be appreciated.
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> Cheers
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