[NTLUG:Discuss] IDE for Linux?

[steve]

Kipton Moravec wrote:
> I normally program microcontrollers. We have a number of IDEs where I
> can edit programs, compile, and debug (single step, set breakpoints,
> look at memory blocks and variables.) One window has the source code,
> another has the assembler, another has variables I want to watch as I
> step through the code. I can break in interrupts, or wherever I want.
> 
> Is there such a thing for programming a Linux computer? What is it
> called? I like to program in C.

Just so you know what to look for, those things are called IDE's
- Integrated Development Environments.

I personally hate them (I'm a 'vi/make/gdb' dinosaur) - but several
of the guys at work like 'Kdevelop'. There are probably others
out there.