Hello,
I would like to suggest you to use vim. It does syntax highlighting,
auto-indenting of C code (and good indenting), it supports several
windows, scripting, understand regular expressions, and finally, it's
lightweight. It has useful macros for C like :make and it supports ctags
to browse the source code easily.
It even has a little GUI but it's done primarily for console, though.
Maxime Henrion
Clarence Brown wrote:
> As you may know I'm bashing about trying to find
> the point where my 486 based machine locks up
> on a warm boot. I have been programming
> embedded system for about 15 years using DOS
> and later windows based tools.
>
> I am slowly going insane trying to use ee in one
> window, and grep in another to find what I'm looking
> for in the directory tree that holds the kernel source!
>
> OK, so I'm a whimp (I used to like the command line ;)
> Is there any multi-file editor with an intuitive (read GUI)
> interface I can run under KDE that provides multi-file
> regular expression searching and stuff like that? I like to
> view 2 files at the same time to look at declaration and
> use at same time for instance.
>
> What do you guys use for your development
> environment. I don't want a religious war, just some
> pointers to hopefully intuitive and powerful programmer's
> editors. Being out of my normal editing environment
> where everything is now intuitive is like being pecked
> at by a thousand worms...
>
> Thanks, Cla.
>
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