What is the best IDE for linux kernel module development?

Question

linux

There was a need to write linux kernel modules, and I want to do it comfortably. Which IDE should be chosen for this? After some digging, I found visualgdb (an add-on for visual studio) and LinK + IDE (a plugin for eclipse). But both solutions do not suit me - I'm not ready to switch to windows (and even buy a studio and a plugin), and there is no debugger in LinK +.
What would you like to see:

• highlight/padding/static analysis
  
• debugging on live module
  
• [desirable] the ability to work remotely (build and debug) - from under mac os x on virtual linux
  

PS: do not offer vim and notepad - it is the IDE that is of interest, which will help simplify life.

Answer 1

JetBrains has CLion, have you tried it? It has recently appeared, but the other IDEs of this office are very, very good, so it makes sense to try.