I am working on an embedded project and I have decided to keep it relatively generic. I am using gdb and gdbserver with the DDD shell for debugging, which works pretty well for me, but for writing code the Emacs editor drives me crazy. It is very classic, neat, clean and simple and most importantly pretty well integrated with the gcc command line compiler. However, absolutely no keystrokes besides the regular letters and digits are the present standard neither in the GUI Linux world nor in the Windows world. Since I am using both it's a pain in the ..... Whenever I hit the home key to go to the start of the line it jumps to the start of the file, find is called search and I haven't found a short cut for it yet and so on and on.
Isn't there are more modern editor available that integrates equally well with the gcc compiler but still stays neat, clean and simple but STANDARD? Something like a GUI Emacs.
Any suggestion is appreciated.
Thanks,
Jens.