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TkCodex is a code viewer for linux written in perl/Tk, so it doesn't need to be compiled or configured. There aren't any non standard modules used, so if you have perl and Tk installed you can run it right away. "Code viewer" means it's for viewing, searching, and marking-up code without modifying the code itself. TkCodex DOES NOT perform any kind of syntax highlighting; it's intended to be used side by side with a full featured text editor (there's even some minor integration with vim) or an actual IDE, and it performs functions additional to this, rather than duplicating existing ones. For this reason, TkCodex uses a read-only display -- you cannot edit the source file you are viewing. Instead, you can do sets of indexed searches, place bookmarks, and add hypertext-style notes. This makes it ideal for tracing variables and function calls. TkCodex also does recursive grep style searches to present you with all instances of a keyword in an entire directory tree of files.
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Windows Software
Albina Merfyn - I find this to be really easy to use. I can...
