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I am new to Linux C programming. And I am used to Visual Studio intellisense which can prompt function name and parameter list after I typing a few letters. Is there C IDE that can do similar things for library functions? Suppose I have composed the include paths properly.

I tried KDevelop. But it failed to identify the printf and similar functions. (And some UI bugs also - the Solve button I guess).

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Use NetBeans. It supports c, c++ and can prompt library functions. Install, and press CTRL+SPACE to list library functions, class, etc.

also: C++ IDE for Linux?

Besides everything.. why you don't just type: 

$: vim

in terminal to get best editor? ; )

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Have you tried CLion? It's powerful cross-platform IDE. It's free for students.

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