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List of QIDE Features

• User-friendly IDE with many advanced features like real-time code parsing, auto-complete and more.
• Project wizard, automatic generation of GNU makefiles and Automake/Autoconf skeletons.
• Powerful search and grep capabilities, change-tracking and visual diff
• Drag & drop
• Fully supports GNU C and LCC compilers, customizable makefile generation and build
• Fast run-time source parsing supports syntax coloring and autoformating of C, Fortran, and Eiffel sources.
• Complete analysis of source code and object files, many charts and plots
• Integrated debugger that allows local or remote debugging

Qide Screenshots

View of QIDE in action. The main editor workspace is split into two panes here. To the left, you can see the list of open files, results of grep search are on the bottom. Below the main window is 'Project outline' window, which shows collapsible list of all project files and functions contained within them.

One of the charts that QIDE generates. Here we can see a 'Function Tree' for fuctionInsertFile. All calls from this function are recursively show here. Every box can be clicked with mouse to show the desired function in the editor window.

'Compiler' page in the 'Configuration' notebook. Almost all parameters of Makefile generation and build process can be set via descriptive dialog boxes. You can, of course, also specify every parameter manually, let QIDE use the your custom written Makefile, or specify build rules on per-source-file basis.

Auto-complete feature. After each character you type, QIDE does complete syntax parsing of the source file. Thus, hitting Escape while typing causes QIDE to provide you with all possible symbol completions that are defined in current scope.

Visual diff. It can assume C syntax, automatically generate patch-compatible patch file and more.