Magic C++ - The Visual Remote Unix/Linux IDE

A fully integrated development environment(IDE) designed to meet the requirements of programmers developing on remote Linux/Unix servers using Windows client.

Magic C++ is a fully integrated development environment(IDE) designed to meet the requirements of programmers developing on remote Linux/Unix servers using Windows client. By integrating support for FTP, TELNET and our custom Remote Development Protocol(RDP) based on client/server architecture, Magic C++ presents a seamless interface to opening and editing files, and working with compilers and debuggers. While a conventional development involves juggling a PC editor, file transfer utility and terminal window, Magic C++ gives programmers advantages that are immediately apparent. Through an integrated approach to editing, deploying existing remote server-based compilers and debuggers(i.e. gdb or dbx) to compile and debug on Windows PC client, Magic C++ makes it easy to develop software regardless of whether the file is locally on your PC or located on a remote server running any flavor of the Linux/Unix operating system. This allows programmers developing on Linux/Unix platforms to benefit from the many familiar time-saving features provided by Windows while enjoy the stability and performance of Unix based servers.

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Key Features

Full-function visual IDE designed for C/C++ programmers
Standard visual IDE just like Microsoft Visual C++
Advanced code editor
Seamlessly integration with the existing compilers and debuggers on remote Linux/Unix servers
Support CVS
High availability/Lower server load
Support for development under different network status:online, congested network and offline

Feature list of Magic C++ -- The Visual Remote Unix/Linux C/C++ IDE under Windows
Category	Feature	Description
Edit	Syntax Highlight	Color syntax highlighting provides a visual clue to the validity of different code components such as keywords and comments
	Statement Completion	Developers can quickly browse valid member functions, variables and global variables by member list while coding
	Complete Word	Finish typing your functions and variables for you, or displays a list of candidates if what you've typed has more than one possible match
	Auto Indent	Auto layout code format based on context
	Bracket Location	Bracket location provides a visual clue to the scope covered by various bracket/brace combinations
	Line Number	Display and Jump File line number clearly displays the edit position. Goto dialog box can lead you to quickly jump to a certain line of the file.
	Search/Replace	Search/Replace in local/remote single/multiple file(s) with regular expressions support
	Bookmark	Insert bookmarks to frequently used postions of the source codes
Compile	Support Popular Compilers	IBM AIX xlc/xlC, Sun Solaris cc/CC, HP Tru64 cc/cxx HP-UX cc/aCC, SCO Unix cc/CC, GNU gcc/g++
	Highlight errors	With compiler output redirected to the Magic C++ IDE, you can compile and highlight errors with a double-click
	Batch Compiling	Support compiling multiple projects simultaneously
	Dependent Compiling	Support multiple mutually-dependent projects to compile based on the dependence relations
	Compiling Options	Support visual configurations for compiling options such as warning levels, optimizing levels etc.
	Auto Generate Makefile	Support auto generate makefile based on source files of the project
	User-defined Makefile	Support user-defined makefile to meet requirements under specific circumstances
	User-defined Script Compiling	Support user-defined compiling script to meet requirements under specific circumstances
	Multiple Configurations	Support multiple configurations for different project versions such as Debug version, Release version etc.
Debug	Support Popular Debuggers	IBM AIX dbx, Sun Solaris dbx, HP Tru64 dbx HP-UX gdb, GNU gdb
	Start/stop Debugger
	Step	Single-step through instructions in the program
	Set Next Statement	Set the next statement to execute
	Set Breakpoint	Insert/Remove/Enable/Disable breakpoints
	Run to Cursor	Execute the program as far as the line that contains the insertion point
	Show Next Statement	Show the next statement to be run in your program code
	Watch Window	Watch window provides quick access to variables on time and highlight the changes so that developers can watch and change easily
	Call Stack	Call Stack window displays the stack of function calls that are currently active
	Memory window	Watch/modify memory value of cache, strings and other native types through memory window other than watch window
	Variable value radix convertion	Change the display radix format of variables using OCTAL, DECIMAL or HEXADECIMAL etc.
	Signal	Support for sending signals and change signals handling while debugging
	Multiple threads applications	Support multiple threads applications debugging
	Multiple processes applications	Support multiple processes applications debugging
	X-Window GUI applications	Support for direct compilation and debugging for X-Window GUI applications
	Database applications	Support database applications debugging (refer below)
	Fortran applications	Support debugging applications which programmed by FORTRAN language or FORTRAN/C/C++ mixed language
Database	Oracle Pro*C/C++	Support for direct compilation and debugging for Oracle Pro*C/C++ database embedded SQL source files
Database	Informix ESQL	Support for direct compilation and debugging for Oracle Pro*C/C++ database embedded SQL source files
Version Management	Import Project	Import a project to CVS repository
	Checkout Project	Check out a project from CVS repository
	Update Files	Update files from CVS repository
	Commit Files	Commit Files to CVS repository
	Add/Remove Files	Add individual files to CVS repository Remove Files from CVS Repository
	Tagging	Tagging sources for symbolic revisions
	File Comparison	Show file differences between two versions
	Checking status	Checking the current status
	History	Checking the CVS history log
Miscellaneous	Support Popular OS	IBM AIX, Sun Solaris, HP Tru64 Unix, HP HP-UX, SCO Unix, Linux, BSD etc.
	Powerful Wizard	Powerful wizard helps you quickly accomplish common tasks
	Man Help	Visual HTML format man page online help
	Open Source	Server component source codes open for public
Document	Installation Guide	Installation guide in HTML format including detailed procedures for server component and client IDE installation
	Help	Help file in CHM format directs users to make the best use of Magic C++
	FAQ	FAQ about Magic C++ in HTML format
	Graphic Tutorial	Magic C++ introduction tutorial in HTML format directs users how to create a hello world project, compile and debug
	Video Tutorial	Video tutorial in AVI format directs users to use Magic C++ according to different topics

What's Magic C++ ?

Magic C++ is a fully visual integrated development environment(IDE) designed to meet the requirements of those programmers developing on remote Linux/Unix server based on Windows client.

By integrating support for both FTP, TELNET and our custom Remote Development Protocol(RDP) based on a client/server architecture, Magic C++ presents a seamless interface to open and edit files, and execute compilers and debuggers. When comparing this to a conventional development process which would usually involve juggling a PC editor, file transfer utility and terminal window, Magic C++ give programmers advantages become immediately apparent.Through an integrated approach to editing, still using existing remote server-based compilers and debuggers(i.e. gdb or dbx) to compile and debug on Windows PC client, Magic C++ makes it easy to develop software regardless of whether the file is simply on your PC or located on a remote server running a kind of Linux/Unix operating system. This allows programmers developing on Linx/Unix platform to benefit from the many familiar time-saving features provided by Windows.

Magic C++ supports for many popular Unix/Linux/BSD platforms include IBM AIX, Sun Solaris, HP HP-UX, HP Tur64 Unix, Linux, FreeBSD and NetBSD. If you would like some further information on this product please contact us. We can also extend Magic C++ to support any other platforms to satisfy your requirement.

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