Anjuta is a more comprehensive IDE suitable for complex projects and supports multiple programming languages, while Bloodshed Dev-C++ is lightweight and ideal for beginners, focusing primarily on C and C++ with a simpler interface.
Bloodshed Dev-C++
Pros:
Lightweight and fast
User-friendly interface
Supports multiple compilers
Good for small to medium projects
Integrated support for debugging
Cons:
Limited features compared to larger IDEs
Not actively maintained
May have compatibility issues with newer systems
Anjuta
Pros:
Open-source and free to use
Supports multiple programming languages
Integrated debugger
Customizable user interface
Built-in project management tools
Cons:
Limited support for Windows
May lack some advanced features compared to IDEs like Eclipse