From: ajohnso2@*nospam*ix.netcom.com (Andy Johnson)
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Re: What is a good DJGPP editor?
Date: Sun, 10 Oct 1999 04:43:40 GMT
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On Fri, 08 Oct 1999 17:09:21 +1000, Michael Abbott aka frEk
<20014670 AT snetch DOT cpg DOT com DOT au> wrote:

>Heya
>
>> > 1. what is a good editor?
>>
>> You should feel right at home with RHIDE. I highly recommend it.
>
>I'm just wondering if anyone knows of any editors that are very similar to the
>Turbo C IDE and compatible with DJGPP (I don't even need debug support)?
>Although RHIDE's macro features are great, the fact that it autoindents, etc.
>annoys me :( so I am ending up using Turbo C to type the code and RHIDE to
>compile or make a makefile for it (takes less time :)...
For those using M$ Windows OS UltraEdit is excellent editor. It color
codes text, auto-indents (can be turned off), and compiles to DOS
command line remembering commands and switches between runs. Numerous
other neat features. It isn't free like RHIDE and does not have Debug
support.  The program is $30.00 I think.  Hope this helps.

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