systemd does not make it onto the list of "best C/C++ programs". It's on a few other lists though.Is the topic about C and C++ development tools or about famous programs written in C and C++.Ok. You need to clarify your question. You asked "What is the best C/C++ program". You didn't include a question mark, but I assumed it was a question.
Obviously the all-time best ever C or C++ program is Emacs, but I don't think that's what you're asking either.
There are two things you can do. One, you could clarify your question so that it actually asks what you want to know. Or, two... well, there isn't a second thing, since I don't know what you are asking for.
What I do know, however, is that you can add software to your Raspberry Pi very easily. You are not limited to what is installed. I suspect you are asking for a good C/C++ editor. Unfortunately that's highly subjective, so you are going to get a range of responses.
For development tools, gcc and clang/llvm seem more important than any editor. This is because one of the main reasons people even bother to write C or C++ code is due to the quality of the optimised code created by current compilers.
As for programs written in C and C++, maybe the Linux kernel is famous. Other examples include systemd, the compilers mentioned above as well as the Python interpreter, Microsoft Windows, the Sun JVM and Oracle database,
Statistics: Posted by ame — Wed May 08, 2024 3:59 am