tsdnz wrote:
I would be very interested to find out what IDE's are being used.
I am after and IDE that can call a script, run on windows, has intellisense, jumps to declarations, highlighting.
This is for c.
Any suggestions?
GVim -- integrated with exuberant ctags -- ticks all those boxes, plus much more (jump to next error from compiler output, integrated diff tool, syntax highlighting for every language you could wish for, plugins for any needs you might have, plus being a really powerful editor in its own right, well-maintained and stable, free / charityware, and fully cross-platform as well).
Steep learning curve for the beginner, but that's because it's expert-friendly, not novice-friendly.
I started out in the "traditional" GUI editor camp (AmigaOS GoldED, UltraEdit, SciTE). Started learning Vim "for real" about ten years ago (when I looked for an editor with strong LaTeX support and was unimpressed with the alternatives), and never looked back.
Actually I'd suggest going
Cygwin all the way, as Vim benefits from having a strong command line supporting cast.