Which Editor for Verilog @ Linux

[luudee]

Hi All,

I have been happily using gvim on linux for all my editing needs. However, in the last 10 or so months, gvim has become unstable and is constantly crashing.

So I am looking for suggestions for a new text editor. I am not interested in Emacs - no offense to people who love it.

So, what are you guys using to edit verilog files on linux systems ? Or are you using an full IDE that you can recommend ? I'm also wouldn't mind to find out about commecial solutions.

Thanks,
rudi

 

[Anssi Saari]

luudee <rudolf.usselmann@gmail.com> writes:

I have been happily using gvim on linux for all my editing needs.
However, in the last 10 or so months, gvim has become unstable and is
constantly crashing.

Shouldn't you report a bug in gvim then?

So I am looking for suggestions for a new text editor. I am not
interested in Emacs - no offense to people who love it.

Well, some old colleagues who wouldn't use Emacs used Nedit. This was
for VHDL, but nedit seems to have Verilog support as well.