Whats the best editor for C development?

I use Geany + makefiles, i wouldn't say the best but its good enough without having one billion deps

Kdevelop

echo "#include " >> main.c

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>not a single install gentoo
install gentoo ovbiously, OP.

Xcode

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Spacemacs

this

anything that lets you jump to definition, find calls and usage, expand macro and hook formatter

Gentoo is a great operating system but not a very good text editor

CLion from JetBrainz is really good.

Emacs

get qt creator use fakevim

Why do I need to get IDEA for Java and CLion for C? Why can't one support both?

mark is that you

To make companies pay for more products from them. They have like 10 different IDEs now that are all virtually the same but just for different language support which likely could be merged into one product, but why?

Their main customer are companies, hence the huge price and yearly cost rather than one time fees. They know at the end of the day companies are loaded with dosh and will fork it over for their employees.

If you noticed for normal people they offer all their products for free if you open source it which they know only an individual would do and not a company.

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Vi (m)

emacs ofcourse

There are plugins tho.
You can have C/C++ supported on intellij.

Code::Blocks if lazy
Vim if you want to be taken seriously by autistic NEETs on Jow Forums

VIM isn't hard to learn if that's the impression you're getting OP, I found it easier to use than Atom desu.

*insert emacs joke here*

NetBeans

kys

Anyone saying anything but Visusl Stufio is a brainlet and probably poor.

>only idiots can spell

Phone posters need to gtfo.