   Linux free C++ compiler
  Hello to everybody!!I have a problem choosing a good free compiler for C++ using Linux. I have always used MVS because I work on Windows, but now, I need to use Linux for my game, so I'm lost.Wich compiler (free) do you suggest? If there are no good free compilers, wich one should I buy?Thanks a lot in advance   
  You already have a great C++ compiler installed; it's called g++. What you probably mean is an IDE. For that, I would suggest Code::Blocks.Good Luck   ;  Yes, you're right, I mean IDE. Sorry because of my mistakeThanks a lot for the answer   ;  You can also use Anjuta, or KDevelop. I've seen some other great IDEs too, but I can't remember the name at this point.   ;  OK!! Thanks a lot. I'll search about them   ;  I've tried a bunch of different IDEs in linux but I end up going back to the command line and Kate.;  compiler: gcc/g++or better: icc/icpc ( dont find the link to free version of the intelcompiler 9.0 at the moment ... sorry :/, but there sure is one .. because i have it installed here )i only use kate ( the syntaxhilite is great, especially the doxygen-hilite ) as ide ... and commandline for compilation (makefiles and stuff) ... tried out some others, but finale realized that pressing f12(for yakuake) and typing make is faster than klicking around :D ...   ;Quote:Original post by ronnybrendelor better: icc/icpc ( dont find the link to free version of the intelcompiler 9.0 at the moment ... sorry :/, but there sure is one .. because i have it installed here )AMD has been screaming bloody murder that some revisions of icc make AMD performance slower. I wouldn't use it for a commercial release, sorry.   ;Quote:Original post by RavuyaQuote:Original post by ronnybrendelor better: icc/icpc ( dont find the link to free version of the intelcompiler 9.0 at the moment ... sorry :/, but there sure is one .. because i have it installed here )AMD has been screaming bloody murder that the latest revision of icc makes AMD performance slower. I wouldn't use it for a commercial release, sorry.Thats because you need to tweak the optimzing features of ICC to let it perform equally good on a AMD proc, it will defaulty optimize by vectorizing loops and even use SSE3, and when the program starts it checks if SSE3 is avaible if its not it isnt used.Here is the link (http://www.intel.com/cd/software/products/asmo-na/eng/compilers/277618.htm), click on "Evalute" to try the compiler, and if you like it you can buy it. Also take a look at the optimized math libraries.   ;Quote:Original post by acraigI've tried a bunch of different IDEs in linux but I end up going back to the command line and Kate.High-5, buddy!