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Compiling C and C++ programs requires some packages that are not installed by default.
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Located in
programming/C/programming.xml:63(para)
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<ulink url="apt:build-essential">Install the <application>build-essential</application> package</ulink>.
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Located in
programming/C/programming.xml:66(para)
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There are many tools available for C and C++ developers. Those wishing to develop graphical applications will find that choosing a graphical toolkit/platform will make development more convenient. The two most popular development platforms for the Ubuntu family of distributions are <quote>GTK/GNOME</quote> and <quote>Qt/KDE</quote>, each of which has its own set of tools and documentation.
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Located in
programming/C/programming.xml:69(para)
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Anjuta IDE for GNOME
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Located in
programming/C/programming.xml:71(title)
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<application>Anjuta</application> is an IDE for developing applications in C and C++ for the <quote>GNOME</quote> platform.
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Located in
programming/C/programming.xml:72(para)
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<ulink url="apt:anjuta">Install the <application>anjuta</application> package</ulink>.
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Located in
programming/C/programming.xml:75(para)
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Press <menuchoice><guimenu>Applications</guimenu><guisubmenu>Development</guisubmenu><guimenuitem>Anjuta IDE</guimenuitem></menuchoice> to start using <application>anjuta</application>.
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Located in
programming/C/programming.xml:78(para)
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Java
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Located in
programming/C/programming.xml:85(title)
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For <emphasis>PowerPC</emphasis> machines, see <ulink url="https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java">Xubuntu Help Online</ulink>.
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Located in
programming/C/programming.xml:87(para)
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Java, developed by Sun Microsystems, is and interpreted language which is compiled to bytecode. This bytecode can be run on any Java Virtual Machine, making Java a highly portable language. It is object oriented, has similar syntax to C and is designed to be secure.
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Located in
programming/C/programming.xml:89(para)
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