What IDE to develop ?

[PaK]

Are you using ?

[mikedee]

kate

Colour coding plus it has a nifty terminal at the bottom. Plus its a KDE app so benefits from all the IO slave goodness :)

I prefer ZDE for PHP coding but it is a pig for anything else.

[PaK]

Hmm anything simmilar as ZDE for c under gnome ?
Especialy i'm intersted in projects managment and for example ctrl+click on function reference that will bring me its declaration.

[mikedee]

I think Eclipse can do something like that for you. It is the most feature rich IDE but I found it to be way over the top for my needs.

[iznogood]

Eclipse helps a lot, especially if you have a decent PC

[flargen]

I like Eclipse with CDT very much

[iznogood]

the only problem is that if you run the scanner with full parse it can bring down your PC on a large project. It did it for me a few times, i have a Celeron 666 with 384mb and it loaded around 700mb, started swapping all the time and i had to reboot the PC. It was hopeless...

[RYX]

Anjuta is very promising under Gnome (but still pre-release). Eclipse with CDT is also an option (but very slow and memory-hungry).

Or, you simply use good old scite (the best syntax-coloring editor for almost any existing language) ...

:)

[RYX]

And I recently noticed that the current version of gedit has various plugins that can be activated in the options. One plugin is a file-explorer, another is svn/cvs-access ... so it could also be called an IDE. I don't really like the gtksourceview and miss some shortcuts, but it could evolve to a full-featured, plugin-based IDE (without Eclipse's overload).

:)

[RAOF]

Emacs :P

[Amaranth]

I use gedit for basically everything. I'll open files in vim for little edits sometimes.