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I am on the look out for a good software for browsing kernel level code written in C. I am currently using source navigator. Are there any better suggestions?
EDIT: I work on systems with both Windows and Linux (Ubuntu), so it should run on at least one of them, but Linux software is preferable.
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Atom. Atom is a modern, powerful IDE, which can be used for many computer programming languages including C . It is one of the highly configurable text editors. Atom is a desktop application built using web technologies.
Turbo C was a software development tool for writing programs in the C language. As an IDE, it included a source code editor, a fast compiler, a linker and an offline help file for reference.
IntelliJ IDEA is easily among the very best Ubuntu and Linux IDEs for Java and Android developers, with tons of powerful features for software development. It has been an industry standard for years. The app has a smart code intelligence algorithm that reduces your code-writing efforts.
This might not be what you're shooting for; it's less interactive than a dedicated tool, but I've found LXR to be very useful for providing a web interface front-end for browsing large source repositories. In each file, every symbol is linked to its original definition, so it's easy to dial down to exactly what you're looking for.
It was originally designed for indexing the Linux kernel source, and still does so here, (though I must say I'm not jazzed about the new AJAX interface...)
It can be run on any code base, though; not limited to the Linux kernel. And the web interface makes it easy to access from anywhere and from any system.
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