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From: cmcmanis@stpeter.Sun.COM (Chuck McManis)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.tech
Subject: Re: How do you develop applications?
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Date: 22 Mar 90 20:13:44 GMT
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When I develop applications I've been using Lattice C 5.0x and usually
have a copy of MicroEmacs (my own, not C/A's) running and a CLI window.
I have a Rexx command attached to F1 that saves all emacs buffers and
runs lmk redirecting the output into another buffer window so that I
can peruse the list of errors and fix them in my code. Pressing F2 runs
the application and pressing F3 runs the application under CPR the 
Lattice debugger. 

This is also possible with Lattice's editor LSE.


--Chuck McManis
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