Magic C++

Magic C++ is a cool integrated development environment (IDE) that’s super helpful for programmers working on remote Linux or Unix servers, all from a Windows client. It’s designed to make your coding life easier!

Easy Remote Development

This software integrates FTP, TELNET, and its own Remote Development Protocol (RDP). This means you can open and edit files and run compilers and debuggers without the hassle of switching between different tools. Instead of juggling a PC editor, file transfer utility, and a terminal window, Magic C++ gives you everything in one place. How convenient is that?

Develop Anywhere

You can easily develop software whether the files are on your PC or sitting on a remote server running Linux or Unix. This makes it perfect for developers who want to use familiar Windows features while working on Unix/Linux platforms.

Broad Platform Support

Magic C++ supports tons of popular Unix/Linux/BSD platforms like IBM AIX, Sun Solaris, HP HP-UX, Linux, FreeBSD, and more! If you need support for other platforms, just let us know—we can help with that too!

Key Features of Magic C++

• The application wizard helps you handle common tasks quickly—like creating executables or libraries—guiding you step by step.


• An advanced code editor offers color syntax highlighting and features like bookmarks and bracket matching.


• You can compile your code right in the IDE and easily spot errors with just a double-click!


• If you're debugging remotely, Magic C++ lets you control debuggers interactively to set breakpoints easily.


• You can inspect variable values directly in the Locals pane during debugging—super handy!


• The IDE also supports attaching to existing processes for cooperative debugging across multiple applications.


• Debugging multi-threaded applications is easy; you can manage threads right from the interface.


• Support for compiling GUI applications directly means building user-friendly software is simpler than ever.

Extra Debugging Tools

• The Call Stack window shows active function calls during debugging so you always know where you're at in your code.


• You can view large data buffers easily using the Memory window—great for checking complex data structures!


• If you're working with FORTRAN mixed with C/C++, Magic C++ has got your back there too!

If you're ready to give it a try or want more info about this amazing software, check out the link here: Download Magic C++ Now!