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I would like a C++ editor/IDE with the following features

• Runs under Linux
• Split Windows
• Separate buffer selection for each subwindow
• Highlighting
• Auto indentation
• Code completion
• Session saving
• Multiple simultaneous sessions
• Multiple windows
• Friendly to custom Makefiles
• Built-in terminal emulator

I use Jedit like this: http://img707.imageshack.us/img707/5266/jeditsnap.png and quiet satisfied with it but it lacks multiple sessions and terminal emulator. Most of the IDEs I used don't support splitting, or support it poorly, and QTCreator is not very good for non-qt projects.

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I think all You've written can be achieved using Vim (http://vim.org) however it seems like a pretty hardcore solution.

Other than that you could try Eclipse with CDE plugins.

You can have sessions saved using for example Mylyn's per-task context support. You can run multiple instances of this IDE.

I don't know right now how to do split window, but googling for "eclipse split window" shows pretty much answers to this problem.

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Netbeans

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Surely Emacs is what you're looking for.

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vim can do all those things.

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You could give Anjuta a try. It's a Gnome application, but works well for any C/C++ programming.

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1. Microsoft Visual Studio

2. CodeBlocks