IDE they are called, the one I use is Virtual c, a teaching tool but is syntactically correct with c and works fine,
I tried QT Builder, too slow and they wanted me to learn about kits, Virtual c doesn't need kits.
I tried Code Blocks, except their screen had about a hundred buttons, including one for Fortran! Way too busy with all those buttons. It has some bugs.
Everyone wants to invent something new in their IDE and I would have to go search the web to learn about someone's wet dream.
C is simple, Virtual c is simple, the compiler is called simple c. When I want to create a project I just save the current set up as a project. Virtual C doesn't have bizarre project wizards needed to manage a bunch of file directories.
The IDEs become complicated because software geeks add a lot of complexity to the file layout and paths, none of which help in compiling or development. I find that in development, just put your include files right in with the source. Why screw around with a complex file layouts?
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