From: Dave Pearson <davep AT hagbard DOT demon DOT co DOT uk>
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Subject: Re: IDE mode for emacs
Date: Tue, 21 Jan 1997 07:36:30 GMT
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Glenn R Fulford <g-fulford AT adfa DOT oz DOT au> wrote:

> Is there any sort of IDE mode for emacs that will make emacs behave
> like Rhide, in particular, provide support for automatic generation
> of makefiles?  I too would like to sue the same environment on
> dos/windows95 and Unix.

I'm not too sure what you mean by "behave like Rhide". You can compile
from within Emacs, and then use the output of the compile to move to
any bugs that may be found, stuff like that. Emacs includes an info
reader so you can read the docs from Emacs.

As for generating Makefiles, I don't know of anything. Well, I suppose
there is always 'gcc -MM *.c'. :-)

Obviously, for the Rhide fans, the best thing to do would be to port
Rhide to Linux.

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