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From: "Salvador Eduardo Tropea (SET)" <salvador AT inti DOT edu DOT ar>
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To: "J. Ellis" <cellis AT voyageur DOT ca>
Date: Fri, 9 May 1997 15:28:36 +0000
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Subject: Re: Emacs or RHide
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> I downloaded DJGPP, RHIDE, Emacs, and Allegro, but now I am having some
> major problems.  First of all, when I try to "make" Allegro, everything
> starts out just fine; but, after awhile (quite a ways into the make), I
> get a "virtual memory exhausted" error.  Could this be because I am
> doing this from Win95?  My second problem is the frustratingly user
> unfriendly GNU Emacs!!  When I use Emacs without DJGPP on my system, it
> works fine, but when I install DJGPP, Emacs refuses to even run!  Should
> I just use RHide instead?  What's so great about Emacs anyway?  Can you
> even compile programs from within Emacs?  Well, that's about it.  Thanks
> for your time and help:-)
 
RHIDE is supposed to be more easy to use and Emacs more complete.
If you are new to the programming or you allready used DOS/Win IDEs I guess 
RHIDE will be better for you.

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