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From: robert@duttnph.tudelft.nl (Robert de Vries)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.st
Subject: Re: Turbo C
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Date: 20 Oct 89 11:07:42 GMT
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In article <1989Oct19.100825.21264@stag.UUCP> ardvar!krs@stag.UUCP (Kent Schumacher) writes:
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>Does it have a built in editor, or are you allowed
>to substitute your own (without an unacceptable loss of features).
It is has a built-in editor, but I don't know if you can substitute your own.
I don't think so at least.
>Is it a CLI environment (like MWC) or a GUI.
Both.
>If it has a build in editor, is it gem based, does it allow marking blocks
>with the mouse (like Laser C), does it allow multiple windows, macros, ...?
It is GEM-based, you can mark blocks with your mouse, multiple windows, no
macros.
>(Oh, yeah - any comment on the documentation and 'ANSI-ness' of the compiler
>would be appreciated).
Full fledged ANSI. I love it.

     Robert.