IDE for C++ Software Projects

All the new product names and lines are getting me confused.
What is the best IDE SUN provides for developing C++ software projects?
The SUN-One Enterprise is Java oriented and seems to offer less functionality for C++ than Workshop-6 (doesn't read workshop 6 C++ projects, doesn't provide source browsing...).
Thanks

Hi again...
thanks very much for the link...
however I'm facing problems installing kdevelop on my Linux mandrake system...
I downloaded the kdevelop 3.0.3 tar.bz2 file and tried to install it in my Linux Mandrake system..what i did is the following:
extract all files.
cd to kdevelop Directory
./configure --prefix= (my kdevelop dir)
It seems that this command is ok except for one problem in checking : The QT must be compiled with thread.
But when i type: make
i have a message saying : No rule to make target.
It seems there is no Makefile
I tried: make -f Makefile.am
i got a message: kdevelop has been Installed.
But actually I don't have kdevelop in my KDE Menu.
and don't know how to start it (if it is really already Installed)..
Please i need some help to compile and Install kdevelop.
thanks for your help Indeed..

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I am open to any suggestions to make this look better. However, please understand that I am new to InDesign. With that being said, please tell me a few steps when you mention your tips. Thank you!

Take a look at a few websites on Cannons of Page Construction.
I think the best idea for you is to look at a few software manuals and take tips from how they accomplished the layouts.
I'm not saying to copy them - but rather see what works and doesn't work, what worked for them might not necessarily work for you - research some layouts.
Fonts/type/sizes etc. are pretty much ambigious without context - is this a software manual for kids (soft cuddly big fonts easy to read), technical (small, tight spacing etc), Adult friendly (smooth, crisp clear, well spaced), elderly (large elegant fonts).
It all really depends on your demographic audience.
Being new to InDesign I suggest you take up Sandy Cohens Quickstart Visual Guide.
I think you should look at Michael Murphys Book on Styles
And you should definitely get your printer (the guys bulk printing) the booklet for you on board from the start to work out optimal sizes to suit their printing presses and workflow etc. And to ensure that you are setup correctly in page sizes, margins, safe type areas, colour profiles and a few other things that your printers prepress can help you with.

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I'm a computer science student and I'm planning for my senior project next year.
I've proposed to do a power consumption meter application for Network Administrators. It's supposedly gonna gather power consumption information from the server and from the workstations within the local network.
I wanna do this kind of project because my university prefers projects to be somehow beneficial to the community and environment, and this tool will somehow help network administrators to keep track of their energy consumption and aid them in being more cost-efficient, not to mention environment-friendly, when it comes to networking.
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You must have missed what I was saying:
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I'm currently studying Java (optional subject) at university and we have to write a program for evaluation. The problem is... which program should i go for? I've thought in a little game ( it can't be a chess game, as it is what the teacher has given us as example)... What do you think? Any suggestions?
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Now as you mention it...
At the moment, the whole class has to do some 'mini-projects', including rudimentiary documentation. The favourite topics are management of either employees or goods, or projects similar to it. A friend of mine (a very talented webdesigner, from my point of view) started to program a media collection application. So it seems to be typical, what we are approaching.
It is true, that these applications are very good to start off, but the applications itself could also be realised in form of a script, as they do not necessarily require self-defined classes and their instances to be used. I tried to advance further (as my interest in programming goes somewhat beyond what we learn in school, with 1 (!) lesson per week) and started to play around with properties and inheritance. Very interesting techniques and I slowly come to understand, what OOP is all about and it's really fascinating to go deeper and deeper into the issue and to understand the fundamental things, not just the surface we're taught at school.
It may sound childish to a experienced programmer, but actually, 2 years ago, I was not a bit into programming. I started up Microsoft Visual Studio .net and forced myself to play around a bit with programming. I soon came to the result, that this is actually extremely fascinating. Due to my own laziness, I never to got to advance to a level I actually wanted to achieve, but I think this is slowly changing, mostly due to the fact, that I've become interested in all of this open source thing. It's not only about using F|OSS for everyday work, it's more the will to be a lively member of the community, which is able to share some of its knowledge in order to improve the whole project. So, if I ever manage to go beyond the barrier of my own laziness, I have some (from my point of view) intesting projects to start and am very much looking forward to participating.
To return to your initial question: How much time and experience do you have? As a beginner, I try to understand your situation as I am actually in the same one and had to do a project for school for myself. If you have more time at your disposal, you could try out some advanced stuff, like not merely employee management, but a simplified company management software or things like that, you could even program a operating system 'control center', with a rather limited approach, but it is indeed an interesting idea, which I also have in mind as the biggest project yet to come. If you can emphasize on ArchLinux, you could sit down and try to program a GUI control module for some service, the operating system is offering. Look out for appealing GUI frameworks (GTK or Qt) and their Java bindings. I wish you good luck.

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Hi!
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Hi!
I am new at Aperture and i do not have any idea how
to import my existing folders of pics into the
Aperture library. My pics are organized in folders
and subfolders like year / month / shoot-name.
When I imported by "Folders as Projects" I saw, that
I counldn´t move the masters from the project
folders, which were named as year.
I´m thinking about project-names at top level like
"holidays", "Studio-shoots", "family" a.s.o. Has
anyone got a ready-for-use structure which I could
use or modify?
First of all the way that Aperture works best is along the lines of who the folders imported - you have top level folders, then more folders under those to some depth, then under those (eventually) you have projects.
If you start with a project at the top level it will grow really big and be hard to manage in terms of import and export - and folders will not work quite like you might think in terms of seeing images.
You can't actually add images into folders themselves, they have to go into projects. If you want images at the level of a folder the thing to do is place a new project in that folder.
As far as organization goes, I am currently using a structure that looks like:
Subject->Year->Month->ProjectName
It's kind of wierd to keep using dates in the title of folders when you have things like smart folders but I find it easier to navigate and find things.
Also I have albums that live somewhat outside that structure like:
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Some are smart folders (something like a best of album can just query ratigns) or collections I manually assemble.

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Or a solitaire, you know, that balls-in-holes thing.:) What kind of solitaire have you been playing?? :D
@OP:
A small project I sugest is something you can learn much on some technology out there. At the end you need to know these technologies to get (a better) job.
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Further and cooler technologies out there (not hard to say) involve no codeing at all. Take Ant, Cruise Control, Maivem, etc. This are all technologies that will teach you how to set up a project, and believe me you could be needing those when coming to work somwhere.
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Hi everyone, I'm new here. In fact this is my first ever post in the SDN coummunity. I'm studying BIS and majoring in knowledge management. I'm also very very interested in enterprise 2.0
I started learning about SAP 4 months ago and since then I've been hooked. I don't know much and I'm not an expert like you all but I'm absolutely willing to learn, learn and learn some more.
I'll be starting my FYP soon and I was thinking of doing it using SAP/ABAP since I'm preparing to get certified and to have a career in an SAP related field after I graduate anyway.
Any ideas please? This lost ambitious soul would appreciate your help. Is it possible to do something not too complicated related to knowledge management or enterprise 2.0 with ABAP?
SAP is available in my university computer labs.
Thank you all in advance and my apologies if I'm posting this in the wrong place.

Hi Edward. For a while I was starting to think nobody was going to reply.
SAP is indeed a huge and wide world. That's what makes it both interesting and challenging. We do get taught a basic course in ABAP at my university but that's about it. I'll be enrolling in it next semester. By the end of this year, I'll be hopefully sitting for an SAP certification. Meanwhile I'm reading a lot on SAP and also doing my 8 months internship in Alcatel-Lucent. My tasks are more business oriented rather than technical (something I'm glad about).
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I don't have something solid in mind and there are some limitations. The SAP system in my campus isn't dynamic like how a real company's sytem would be. Plus I'm not sure how ABAP could be used to make applications within SAP. From my humble experience so far, it's mainly for report generation, kind of like how VBA and Macro aid in producing reports with Excel files.
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Hi all:
Just looking for ideas for a video project for children that I've about completed. The elements left are the titles and credits.
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BUILD FAILED (total time: 21 seconds)
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Use Netbeans 6.1 and Sun Identity Manager 8.1.1 and download plugin com-sun-idm-ide_8.1.0.20080630.nbm from http://java.net/projects/identitymanageride/downloads
Currently i have installed it and it is working fine for me.
OR
re-downloaded idm ide-bundle.zip respective to your idm version and try to craete project in Netbeans 6.1 and 6.8.

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Hello ppl
I have posted this topic before and am posting it once again...... I m a student of B.Sc final Year in Software Development....... I m looking for an idea for my final year project......I m very good at programming in Java..... also have some hands on experince of XML... nowadys reading abt voice XML.....
So i anybody of u can suggest me something i will be extremely grateful.... i will prefer doing something for mobile phones... i.e. my target wud be J2ME..... but any other idea can also work...... but plz keep in mind that the project shud be of such length that it can last for 1 year..... also it shud be challenging......
Thanx in Advance....
I need it ppl... plz reply

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