Re: IDE

[Brian Seklecki <lavalamp burghcom com>]

I actually don't do any development, but if I did, I'd use VIM & an xterm to
keep the insanity to a minimum.

The GNOME webpage lists software by category.  Here it the URL for all
indexed development utilities:

http://www.gnome.org/applist/listrecent.php3?category_query=Development%20Tools

Hopefully whichever platform you run doesn't limit you to applications
dependent on GNOME.  Whenever I need to find software to suite my needs, I
always use the FreeBSD ports collections, even though I don't run FreeBSD.
They have the most extensive index of software on the internet:

http://www.freebsd.org/ports/devel.html

--Brian

"Billy N. Patton" wrote:

> Anyone know of an IDE the will maintain a large number of programs?
> I have cshell scripts, perl scripts, c programs and c++ programs.
> All of these are focused to the same end, QC of Integrated circuit cell
> design.
>
> Currently I'm supporting some 60k+ lines of all the above.  I was ill last
> week and the other engineers in my area are lost at the complexity of the
> tree, test, versioning and installation.  I'm lloking for an IDE what will
> manage all of it as well as let me develop, maintain, test and install.
>
> I've looked at CodeWarrior and it seems to be geared to Java/c/C++
>
> gIDE is just c and c++.
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