intuitive IDE for gcc on linux ?

[Andris Pavenis]

On Wed, 18 Apr 2001, Clayton, Mark wrote:

> 
> If I had a dollar for every time this question came up I wouldn't 
> need and IDE anymore :)  Just kidding.  There are so many options
> available that the question needs to be asked periodically.  The
> time proven answers are to use (x)emacs or vim.  Both have the
> capabilities to build and debug from a key command.  Visual Slick
> Edit make a nice editor that works very well as an IDE once you
> configure in the standalone debugger, ddd.  Then there are there
> is kdevelop, kdestudio, code crusader, RHIDE and source navigator 
> and a bunch of GNOME based IDEs - all in various stages of 
> development.  All that I have tried can be used in a cross compile 
> environment.  Most of these tools have a user specific menu 
> placeholder that can be used to launch a commandline downloader.  
> Also many provide key commands to call command line source control 
> programs.  Though several are tied directly to CVS.  Browse the
> Software Development category of freshmeat.net to get a sampling
> of what is available as open source.
> 

I have tried to use RHIDE for cross-compiling. One should write
needed definitions how to run cross-compiler in file rhide.env
(in the same directory where project file is located). Of course
one cannot use RHIDE to debug program in this case. If this is done
all should work Ok.

Andris







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