Code::Blocks is an open-source and a free tool that has a cross-platform IDE. It is written in the C++ language using wxWidgets as the GUI toolkit for Fortran, C, and C++ projects. It provides a simple UI that helps you navigate and create a project easily. Code::Blocks supports a...
Why language do they use? If I wrote a C++ program using the win 32 API would the win 32 Code to be in C++ or something else? What about all these other things people have been saying I can use like WX widgets; what is WX widgets? What do you have to memorize and where do you...
It is assumed that you are coding in C++ and for that you can use any good editor with syntax highlighting feature. For example gedit, kate, kwrite would do. Or you might want to try fully loaded IDEs like Geany, Codelite, Codeblocks etc. However for your first program just use an or...
That's a good point. But it says on the wxwidgets wiki regarding SFML, "SFML is a multimedia C++ library more suited for when you're writing games and such and want custom-everything and no convenient general-purpose UI elements" https://wiki.wxwidgets.org/WxWidgets_Compared_To_Other_To...
all of this stuff is just builtin, transparently to other object oriented languages. And just because you learn these things is no guarantee that you'll be able to read anybody else's C++ code. Lots of people use standard libraries - but there are lots of situations where they don't, ...