although the Arduino IDE itself is painful to use in my opinion
kwrite (or Notepad2 if you're using Windoze) has good syntax highlighting for C and C++.
I only use the IDE as a sort-of "GUI make" and serial terminal. Just load the source and go.
although the Arduino IDE itself is painful to use in my opinion
kwrite (or Notepad2 if you're using Windoze) has good syntax highlighting for C and C++.
I only use the IDE as a sort-of "GUI make" and serial terminal. Just load the source and go.