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Subject: Re: Lattice/SAS C  5.10 HERE!
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Date: 24 Aug 90 01:59:38 GMT
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>Resp: 2 of 3 About: Re: Lattice/SAS C  5.10 HERE!
><> [Kent Paul Dolan] (*Masked*@zorch.SF-Bay.ORG)
>
>So tell me, does it still do a no-warning, no guru, stone cold system
>crash, trashing Rad:, if you try to do/use a 30 line #define?


Well, being as I have never seen anyone do a 30 line define I wouldn't know.

Was this a problem with the editor (I doubt that though) or the compiler ??
Send me some code and I wil gladly test it and let you know.

>Resp: 1 of 3 About: Re: Lattice/SAS C  5.10 HERE!
><> [ Michael S Figg] (*Masked*@dsacg3.dsac.dla.mil)
>
>These modifications sound great, but does anybody really use LSE? No smiley,
>that was a serious question. How does it compare with other editors?

I use it all the time. Once I got over having the keys in different places
than the vi editor I use at Bell Labs it is fine.

I like it a lot. As a EDITOR is is in the middle of the pack, it is "C"
aware so can help you out that way , but it is so convenient to have it tied
so close to the compiler.

The new versions AREXX port take care of all the problems I had , any
command I need I can add.

I am NOT one of those "I need my editor to do everything including change
the diapers on my baby" types... I work across 3 architectures (Amiga , DOS,
and UNIX) of 5 differnt machine types and so do NOT rely on editor functions
that much myself. 

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