What is the best C IDE on Linux?

[Ahmed Masud]

Actually Xemacs is pretty good: it interfaces with make and the gnu
debuggger very nicely (not that you'd need to debug anything ofcourse
*grin*).  http://www.xemacs.org/ should have the latest binaries and
sources.

Also if you are used to vi, you may consider vim.  It has syntax
high-lighting and is fairly lean (xemacs tends to be a memory pig).  

Good luck, 

Ahmed


On Wed, 4 Apr 2001, Chris Richard Adams wrote:

> Hi..
>  
> What is the best C development environment on Linux? I am so used to
> great Java IDE's on windows and I want to write a bunch of c programs on
> Linux - redhat - now...but its terrible to go back to plain vi and
> telnet sessions to my server.
>  
> Chris
> 
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