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Seems to work very well. Excellent! There is one thing that is a bit strange, though. Unless I explicitly list my home directory as one of the remote paths, acme simply does not connect to the remote machine at all. No big deal, though. Another slight issue is that because acme loads whole files,

Re: [9fans] The development environment from Hell

> So I thought about sam, which I also like, although I have not used it as much as acme. Sam has remote editing, which solves the latency and bandwidth problem, but I prefer the acme right-click to navigate compilation errors and grep results. So, can we combine acme and sam in a meaningful way?

Re: [9fans] The development environment from Hell

Ole-Hjalmar Kristensen writes: > This is the tale of a convoluted development environment, not specifically > Plan9, but Plan9port, sam, and acme. interesting! > I am working on a largish system, with about 5M LOC. The setup is as > follows. I have a Windows laptop. It needs to be Windows,

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[9fans] The development environment from Hell

Not exactly Hell, but rather close: ISPOrganizationLatitudeLongitude NTE Marked AS Not Available 63.4333 10.6833  This is the tale of a convoluted development environment, not specifically Plan9, but Plan9port, sam, and acme. I am working on a largish system, with about 5M LOC. The setup is as