[TriLUG] IDE for C

[Ed Warnicke]

Sorry if I was a bit to flippant with the first response...
but with emacs21 you get integrated:

compiling ( through gcc )
debugging ( through gdb )
code indexing ( through cscope ) 
version control ( through cvs )
code highlighting ( through emacs's C mode and global
		    font locks)
autoindenting ( through emacs's C mode )

etc.

So I wasn't really kidding about it being an IDE.
Incidently emacs is a VERY worthwhile time investment
as you can recycle what you learn about it for a lot
of other uses as emacs has modes to support:

C++
Java
Python
Perl
SGML ( which gets you XML,Docbook, HTML, etc )

and many more.  

I suspect it can even make Julian Fries, but I've never tried :) 

Ed

On Fri, 2002-01-04 at 18:34, Richard O. Hammer wrote:
> Thank you Ed.  I started to learn emacs once and found it a
> steep hill to climb.  I hope there might be a tool which can
> be learned more quickly.
> 
> Rich Hammer
> 
> Ed Warnicke wrote:
> > 
> > You mean other than emacs :)
> 
> > > Can someone recommend an open source or inexpensive IDE for C
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