Need smart IDE for C/C++ in RH9

[Yin Ming]

Hi, thanks for quick reply

Oh, source navigator, I'll try it.

And for VI. indeed I really want to use it to program, like those gurus
do. ^_^ But I'm lacking of guides. Could you point me some tutorial for
programming with VI?

The sticks are:
1. I just use vi as an editor. Open a file and edit it, then make and
run to check. But I cannot get a view of all the definitions and other
of the whole project, not just single file. So I have to open many files
and switch among them quite a lot, in order to search or modify a
declaration. etc.

2. I must do everyting, if I change the prototype of a function, I have
to modify it in the head file, and all the files calling that function. 

3. Many many features which other IDE supports...

How can I do much more than just editing, with vi? Does it have the
auto-complete, members/arguments hint, or else to make coding a
enjoyable work? 

On Tue, 19 Oct 2004 18:48:13 -0700
"Brian McGrew" <Brian at doubledimension.com> wrote:

> Stick to vi, you'll be much happier in the long run.  But, if you must,
> check out Source Navigator from sources.redhat.com; it's the closest
> thing to the Visual C++ interface that you'll (currently) find for
> Linux.
> 
> -brian 
> 
> -----Original Message-----
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> [mailto:redhat-list-bounces at redhat.com] On Behalf Of Yin Ming
> Sent: Tuesday, October 19, 2004 6:34 PM
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> Subject: Need smart IDE for C/C++ in RH9
> 
> RH9 has some good IDEs, but my box is too old, they are all very slow,
> is their a more smart one? I was using VI to write codes, but after they
> grown up, it became terrible to manage them via VI and shell, even
> modifying one prototype of function is a hell job. I just want a smart
> one like the Dev-C++ in WIN, fast and smart. Is there any in Linux?