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which ones have auto-complete features for C<br />
i think anjuta has auto-complete<br />
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does net beans also have that feature?
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which ones have auto-complete features for C
i think anjuta has auto-complete

does net beans also have that feature?

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I will be using linux in research and I will be looking into the source code for both the kernel and distribution.<br />
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what is the best IDE that i can use to be able to view and edit code. <br />
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thanks.
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I will be using linux in research and I will be looking into the source code for both the kernel and distribution.

what is the best IDE that i can use to be able to view and edit code. 

thanks.

Linux - IDE

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