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Can anyone recommend a good IDE for general C coding and kernel development under Linux?
A few conditions would be:
NOT ECLIPSE – or any other heavy-weight Java based monstrosity that has esoteric compatibility issues, and runs like a pig.
Must work and play nice with Cygwin – or other ways of running it remotely (through X, or – I’m open to alternatives).
KDevelop is a wonderful IDE and it actually supports some Kernel-type of projects such as writing device drivers, etc.