Emacs, editor of the gods.

Replacement for the use of the `compile' command. Build a compilation command based on the currently edited file (C, C++ source file, Makefile ...).

;;  Provide `mode-compile' function as a replacement for the use of
;;  `compile' command which is very dumb for creating it's compilation
;;  command (use "make -k" by default).  `mode-compile' is a layer
;;  above `compile'; Its purpose is mainly to build a smart
;;  compile-command for `compile' to execute it. This compile-command
;;  is built according to number of parameters:
;;   - the major-mode.
;;   - presence or not of a makefile in current directory.
;;   - the buffer-file-name and extension.
;;   - what is in the current buffer (`main' function,"#!/path/shell", ...).
;;   - and more ... (see Commentary section below).
;;  Most of these parameters are higly customizable throught Emacs
;;  Lisp variables (to be set in your .emacs or through Customization
;;  menu).  Running mode-compile after an universal-argument (C-u)
;;  allows remote compilations, user is prompted for a host name to
;;  run the compilation command on.  Another function provided is
;;  `mode-compile-kill' which terminate a running compilation session
;;  launched by `mode-compile'.
      

A command to launch commands (!!!) in another window but with the advantage of having a powerfull and highly customizable windows reuse policy.

;;  Provide a function `command-other-frame' which create or reuse
;;  another frame and run a command in it. One advantage is that you
;;  can have one frame per command. You can `defadvise' or redefine
;;  some commands so that they will be run always in the same frame
;;  thanks to the frame reuse mechanism. Or you can use an automatic
;;  pseudo mode to do that (see WARNINGS section).
        

A minor mode for using OpenGL API into C/C++ programs, provides some few commands for editing OpenGL programs in C language.