Actually, KDevelop (at least version 3) has a very nice Intel C++ support, and Sun's compiler (whatever it's called nowadays) support too, I think. Even if KDevelop didn't support a particular compiler, the only thing missing would be the jump-to-error functionality.

And Watcom, is, well, irrelevant (ISO C++, anyone?).

Anyone know what's the difference between Barracuda and DiamondMax series?
They seem identical, but I'm thinking maybe they are still manufactured in different places?

As a side note:
Maxtorman: I'd like to thank you for posting here, as I'm the owner of two 7200.11 drives, and up until now I was totally confused as about what to do. Now I'll just wait for the new firmware release.

Read this if you have an AAK drive:

I had the same performance (50 MB/s) in hdparm with AAK 500G drive. That was on a Promise Sata TX/2 controller (it supports sata150 only).

However, then I switched to an nforce500 motherboard (Asus M2N-E SLI) which has a sata300 contoller (linux sees it as sata_nv) and removed a 150/300 jumper from the drive, and suddenly I got 75 MB/s! Plus, the drive became much more silent (but not as silent as I want to).
I think the jumper did the trick. It wasn't supposed to (sata150 has 150 MB/s maximum), but it did.

So, I don't know, but maybe it's the controller / jumper configuration problem.

I held the trunk on my old '77 Buick Century on with duct tape for almost 2 years you insensitive clod!