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  1. Current open source options... by Svartalf · · Score: 4 · on Code Fusion for Linux: Reviewed

    The closest things that are available are Code Crusader and KDevelop.

    There's several other options out there, but they're not as nice as these two, IMNSHO...

    Both offer project management, class browsing C++, syntax highlighting, etc. KDevelop looks nearly like VisualC++, Code Crusader is more closely modeled after Code Warrior. These decisions dictate code choices.

    KDevelop does class browsing in a way much like VisualC++ does. Code Crusader shows classes in a class inheritance tree.

    Each of these environments have their own set of problems- you'll need to evaluate their offered functionalities and find out the drawbacks for your purposes and choose accordingly.

  2. Kdevelop home page by Otter · · Score: 1 · on Code Fusion for Linux: Reviewed

    Kdevelop can be found here. The new beta version is nicely functional. I've built a LinuxPPC package and put it at the below site -- before realizing that anyone who can't compile it themselves doesn't really need it...

  3. K-Develop is great. by Marco+Schramp · · Score: 2 · on SGI releases "Jessie" to the Open Source
    K-Develop: an IDE with coder, debugger, dialog editor, class browser, kdoc (like javadoc). Now here is a real good IDE. Check out their site.

    Very good stuff. Looks much better than the simple screenshot from SGI.

  4. Other tools by Brian+Knotts · · Score: 2 · on Delphi for Linux

    Someone said "now I don't have to code the GUI by hand." I just wanted to point out that there are already free tools available that help in that regard. There is QtEZ, a very basic GUI builder for Qt development, and KDevelop, a GUI buider and IDE for KDE.

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  5. Check out Glade by Edgy+Loner · · Score: 2 · on Visual Perl Tool for GTK/QT development?

    Glade is a GUI development too for GTK. It can generate code for C, C++, Perl and Ada95. The code
    generation is implemented seperate from the GUI builder so new language bindings can be added easily. I've used it for small projects and it absolutely rocks. Check it out at
    glade.pn.org
    The other thing I've looked at is Kdevelop. It's very impressive, if a bit KDE/Qt centric. It's generic enough that you could do editing/compiling/CVS from it, and it's got real nice HTML documentation generation tools. It's at
    www.kedevelop.org. I think there's also a GUI designer for it. GIDE is for GTK/Gnome, it doesn't seem as mature as Kdevelop. It's at gide.pn.org.
    Enjoy