Real developers (like me) use gvim and Makefiles like
God intended us to work.
lesser beings...
use slickedit or kdevelop.
slickedit cost money but rumers says its worth it.
personally i use vi and terminal and debug with dbx
natively :-) but i guess this is not what sane people
would use.
Emacs is also a good choice but was made for people
with 6 fingers in every hand (one is always required
for the META key :-).
--- Michael Sternberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello
>
> We're looking for recomendations on *nix IDE.
>
> Following virtues are seeked:
> 1. Multiplatform. We will develop on Linux and
> SunOS. Maybe AIX and HP in
> the future.
> 2. Truly integrated. That is, good editor, source
> browser and visual
> debugger in one bottle. Never mind that it will use
> external utilities
> like ctags/make/CC/dbx/gcc/gdb/gprof underneath.
> Even better if it will be
> able to use multiple external compilers or
> debuggers.
> 3. Good multithreading support is a MUST.
> 4. Reasonably light, does not demand very much
> resources.
> 5. Does not demand installing additional heavy
> packages (like KDE for
> KDevelop)
> 6. Not beta version or something - we're looking
> mature working package
> 7. Never mind open source or commercial
>
> Do you know about something like this ?
>
> Thanks.
> Mishka.
>
>
>
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