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From: chrismac AT midland DOT co DOT nz (Chris McFarlane)
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Re: IDE for DJGPP?
Date: Mon, 09 Oct 95 15:11:29 GMT
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In article <450sqm$8br AT senator-bedfellow DOT MIT DOT EDU>,
   davis AT space DOT mit DOT edu (John E. Davis) wrote:
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>On Sat, 23 Sep 1995 00:21:31 GMT, FRITZW AT URIACC DOT URI DOT EDU 
<FRITZW AT URIACC DOT URI DOT EDU> wrote:
 > :    As for the GNU debugger, a glitzier interface would be a plus.  Right 
now,
 > : it takes a lot longer to debug a GNU program then a Borland-compiled 
program,
 > : because, although the GNU debugger compares in capabilities, it is very
 > : difficult to learn (and I'm sick of typing 20 to 30 character variable 
and
 > : function names, where's my point and click interface? :) Again, I'd be 
happy to
 > : help out if I could, but somehow I don't think I'm quite skilled enough 
at
 > : protected mode progrsamming to be of much use... :)

Has someone mentioned in this thread, for those who favour the borland style 
IDE UI, that fsdb is reasonably similar .

Chris