[NTLUG:Discuss] generic IDE

[Moses McKnight]

I think Anjuta will do what you need.

Johnny Cybermyth wrote:
> Can anyone recommend a good generic IDE.  I'm programming embedded C and
> want to call my compiler from within the IDE and get all of the output
> back.    I also want file/buffer tabs for multiple file editing and the
> ability to open multiple file in a group(usually called a project or
> workspace).  Of course, I'd like syntax highlighting and intelligent
> indentation.  I don't need anything like gtk widget support or graphical
> interface generation support.  Just editing text files and producing a
> output hex file.
> 
> This is all normal IDE stuff, but I haven't found one that works for me
> yet.  Gedit doesn't support projects and the shell plugin just flat
> doesn't work.  SciTE is good in windows but the linux version doesn't
> support tabs and is very tedious to configure simple things like font size.
> 
> I was thinking about going back to emacs, but I thought that there would
> be a more modern solution out there.
> 
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