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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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On Windows, it's hard to beat the freely available Visual Studio Express.
A viable alternative would be the Qt Creator, which is lightweight and comes with the completely awesome Qt library.
Eclipse is very powerful editor for both C++ and many other languages. It sounds like you're looking to develop from a Windows system for Linux?
WinSCP will make it possible for you edit files via SSH.
If your project is being stored in CVS, Subversion, Git, Mercurial, et al--Eclipse has plugins to integrate with these as well...
If your Linux box has x libraries you can run eclipse cdt on it and use a cygwin x server to display it on Windows. I have been using this setup since the usb ports stopped working on my Solaris box. The results are very good. Eclipse runs on my Solaris box but behaves like a Windows app on my windows box, the code builds and runs on Solaris, copy and paste works most of the time too.
Run x server on windows. Use putty to ssh to your Linux box with x forwarding. Start eclipse and it displays on windows. Use nohup to keep eclipse alive if you close putty.
On Windows I prefer:
Visual Studio + WinSCP