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From: elvis@hammond.cs.unlv.edu (Frederick Haab)
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Subject: Re: Help choosing C Compiler for specific use
Keywords: C
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Date: 23 May 91 07:07:21 GMT
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I forgot to mention, the Integrated Developement Environment (IDE
for short) may very well be like wordstar as far as editing is
concerned, but it also has a somewhat sophisticated windowing
environment.  It allows many files loaded at the same time, and
switching between files is pretty easy, but like I said the
whole thing on my XT is pretty damn slow, so I don't use it.

--==-- Frederick Haab --==--