windows based c editor to debug unix program

[imran_qau]

Hi !

Can anyone tell me or send me the windows based editor to debug a c program written for unix system. I have to write a c program which will run on unix system. I dont want to use vi or other unix editor. Is there any windows based editor available which I can use to write and test the c program. After that I can shift my s/w to unix.

Thanks
Imran

[cup]

Try emacs. Just remember to put a linefeed as the last character otherwise it will think it is a binary file.

[SreeDharan]

you can use "Ultra Edit" to write your code.
It can do the ftp as well. But you can not debug the application running under unix from ultra edit.

[stober]

Any good unix programmer worth his sault would use vi

[PaulWendt]

I occasionally use vi and I hate it. Whenever I can, I use a
windows editor and ftp the source code file to the unix box in
question. I guess that doesn't change the fact that when I do
find myself editing on a unix box, I use vi.

[Philip Nicoletti]

I use nedit. It might even be pre-loaded
on your unix system. It does syntax highlighting
for various languages.

The general link is ... http://www.nedit.org/

Pre-built executables for some systems ...

http://www.nedit.org/ftp/v5_3/executables/

[PerFnurt]

TextPad at www.textpad.com is outstanding.

Supports various text file formats and is very configurable (syntax coloring etc).

[cup]

I can't believe that I actually miss vi when I work on VC++ but I do. It is quite amazing how it grows on you.

[debkumar]

I think we deviated from the Qs

Ultra Edit does not debug the application running under unix.
nedit is for unix env.

Any windows based editor to debug a c program???

[stober]

several good ones -- Microoft VC++6/7 are the most popular. Borland, IBM, and several others make less popular ones.