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qub333

kinda in the same boat with being stuck in a java class, (ahah pun) I dont mind it, but i prefer my c/c++ reguardless im looking for a simple tut on usage of the javac compiler, basicaly i want to get my simple helloworld program to compile, i can do that, but i cannot find the output file/pick one/execute the program.

Mjordan2nd

If you're on Windows, I suggest checking out Jcreator. It's free, and it's a nice little environment.

I think this is the book our class goes by, by the way:

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qub333

I have the same book, but im trying to get this working in linux.

mithos177

Although I use Netbeans 3.6 I think that you could use Borland's Jbuilder X Foundation. It is much simpler to use and it has all the features needed code coloring, code completion, build cycle, jar deployment and it is not as complicated as NetBeans.
The best thing about JBuilder is the way that handles different versions of the Java SDK.

Hope you find your way

paulchwd

fyi...its called an IDE and Anjuta is great

Jimbo

fyi... you just resurrected a 2.5 year dead thread

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titaniumdecoy

Dang... isn't that like a record or something?