> For C++ there are no good IDEs period. I challenge you to try KDevelop, which likely has the most complete C++ parser outside gcc, clang and EDG, and uses it

> For C++ there are no good IDEs period. I challenge you to try KDevelop, which likely has the most complete C++ parser outside gcc, clang and EDG, and uses it to great effect for things like semantic syntax highlighting, smart code-completion and useful information tooltips, plus other features. It also does reasonably well on large codebases like its own, or kdelibs, or Qt - or all of those within the same session, for that matter. Its development version also has respectable C++11 support that is probably second only to gcc.