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Which IDE for C++ should I use on Windows?
Is there an IDE with support for editing over SSH on a GNU/Linux server?
I have very big C++ project without docs and editing it with text editor very difficult =(
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For editing you can use basically any editor that has FTP/SFTP support (I've used jEdit: free, a great tool with loads of plugins; played with SlickEdit: really cool but pretty expensive) or map the target drive in Windows using Samba or anything else of that nature. Then use Putty's plink for compiling/building.
For ssh-support, I'd say putty and emacs-on-server is an option. :)
CodeBlocks.
It comes with MinGW.
For a programming project stored on a linux server, I prefer Git. I do not know if more people are involved, but using git can make programming in a group a lot easier.
And as IDE I prefer Visual Studio. The RC for 2010 is now available at MSDN. Visual Studio 2010. Maybe you should give it a try.
devc++ seems interesting. It's free and makes use of MinGW as a POSIX layer. It's great if you're interested in doing cross-platform development on Windows and Linux/UNIX.
Have a look at Netbeans 6.8, specifically the Remote Development section:
I have been very happy using Netbeans remote debugging for a PHP project. Just configure it and on run it will to automatically ssh files to the remote server.
Alternatively, Visual Studio offers arguably the best C++ editor for windows C++ development, and you can script it to upload the files to a linux server.
Finally, you may want to look into Eclipse CDT as well.