ranthal
June 23rd, 2009, 10:29 PM
There's been a number of threads lately about good IDEs, text editors, etc to use for coding C and this is an offshoot of those.
I've been working on a kernel module a lot recently and it bugs me that my preferred IDE for user space doesn't have a pre-configured setting to know the most basic kernel functions like printk.
So is there a good IDE or do I have to configure it to point to the kernel include source instead of user space include source?
I've been working on a kernel module a lot recently and it bugs me that my preferred IDE for user space doesn't have a pre-configured setting to know the most basic kernel functions like printk.
So is there a good IDE or do I have to configure it to point to the kernel include source instead of user space include source?