On 28-May-98 James Michael Keller wrote:
> I'm looking for a decent IDE for X that can at the very least give
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>
> What I'm using now is multiple xterm windows so I can atleast edit an
> object's codefile and look at the header, and run make in another
> window, then move over a screen and run the app. I'd like something
> that I can atleast update code, hit run - and it's going to run make
That really doesn't sound like a pleasant way to code :)
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> -
> then bring up the app in an xterm for me. That would be perfect. If
> it
> can do all the new swanky stuff like trace into code, front end a
> debuger, and organize object's I'd be rather impressed.
I'll step into my flame proof suit before I say this, and hope
that I don't start a holy war, but I think that GNU Emacs is the tool
you are looking for. Some people prefer XEmacs, but I personnally
prefer GNU Emacs. It should do everything you are looking for and
more, but it does take a little bit of time to get used to.
RH
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