[Dev-C++] Using context-sensitive help

[Edson T. M. M. <ta...@li...>]

 I think a feature greatly missed from Dev-C++ is a context-sensitive 
help function, that is, when the user press F1 and the mouse is over a 
function call from the standard libraries, it should open a help window 
on that function, with the parameters it expect and descriptions (same 
thing for types, or for #included headers -- should open a help on that 
header, with all classes and methods it implements). It improves coding 
speed a lot! Often I remember a function name that I must use, but I 
forget the parameter order, or some detail about it.
 
 This documentation, at least for the C language, is freely available 
from the gnu texinfo (e.g., on the glibc texinfo). I don't know if there 
is something similar for C++.

 Is there some plugin out there that implements this feature on Dev-C++? 
If not, at least, is there some kind of browser for the C and C++ 
standard libraries, that can be used along Dev-C++ ?

    Thanks in advance,
       Edson