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Subject:	Re: editor
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Hakan Venderlof wrote:

> Hm
> SET's editor... where can I find it?

http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Vista/6552/setedit.html

> I have been using Borland C++ before but I'd like
> to try DJGPP now...

If you like the features of BC++ 3.1 use RHIDE 1.4.7 or 1.4.7.1. If you like the
editor and preffer makefiles instead of the IDE project manager just use
SETEdit.
I'm SET so you could imagine the rest ;-), personally I use the standalone
editor (SETEdit) for most of my editing and RHIDE when I need to debug or
introduce small changes.

> I have used UltraEdit for writing codes now, but I'm not
> used to compile without IDE.

Then try RHIDE 1.4.7:

http://www.tu-chemnitz.de/~sho/rho/rhide.html

> I guess the way to do it is to write the code in an editor and
> then compile from msdosprompt...?

No! that's ugly because you can't catch the errors from the compiler and jump to
the offending line.

SET

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