Re: C Programming on shell

Grant Edwards wrote:
[...]
You can use a text-mode IDE (admittedly rare these days) from a
console or terminal.

RHIDE is the only one I know (discounting things like emacs), and is
annoyingly hard to compile these days --- I did some work with it about 10
years ago and thought it was quite good. Integration with gdb and everything.

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