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alaios 04-23-2010 03:38 AM

Well known c editors and Debuggers?
 
Good evening.
I would like to ask you for a few editors that you use for writing c. Probably i would prefer a gui environment rathen than using vi or emacs.

Moreover I would be grateful if you could provide me some gui debuggers to start debugging my programmes.

Best Regards
Alex.

graemef 04-23-2010 05:13 AM

GUI editors: gedit (gnome), kate (kde)
GUI debugger: DDD (gnome), KDbg (kde)

The above will work in different desktops but you might want to try the 'native' app first. Additionally there are numerous IDEs which will provide both editing and debugging within their environment.

Sergei Steshenko 04-23-2010 07:15 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by alaios (Post 3944963)
Good evening.
I would like to ask you for a few editors that you use for writing c. Probably i would prefer a gui environment rathen than using vi or emacs.

Moreover I would be grateful if you could provide me some gui debuggers to start debugging my programmes.

Best Regards
Alex.

http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...e-ides-469623/

grail 04-23-2010 07:15 AM

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Probably i would prefer a gui environment rathen than using vi or emacs.
I know you said this but I gotta say its vim all the way for me :)

alaios 04-26-2010 02:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by grail (Post 3945098)
I know you said this but I gotta say its vim all the way for me :)

So do you still find vim the best text editor ever even in the gui-age?

Could you please provide me few examples why vim makes your life much easier in comparison with other guis?

Best Regards

grail 04-26-2010 02:47 AM

Well I am able to replicate most of the features of a modern editor (gui or not), such as:

1. auto indent
2. colorized text
and so on

But I guess my main reason for sticking with vim has been its editing abilities within any text file.
I am sure there are others around that now have some facility for this but I am accustomed to the command interface.
Also another plus, which i have found in only a handful of other editors (that do it well), is the ability to program
shortcuts and templates.


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