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From: wangh@beasley.CS.ORST.EDU (Haiyan Wang)
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Subject: GNU Emacs with xlc on AIX3.1 Was: Shutdown: EMACS vs. vi
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In article <2995.9106031725@seq.hull.ac.uk> sm2@sequent.cc.hull.ac.uk (Simon Marshall) writes:
>
>	As has been pointed out (back to serious discussion), once you get
>     used to it & use Emacs' compile/grep etc interfaces, you will see why
>     line numbers are relatively hard to get at; they're not normally
>     necessary - they're something you can forget all about.  No more
>     "Error x at line y"!!!  I do remember when I first used Emacs how I
>     could get at my beloved line numbers, but now I needn't care...
>

Speaking of line number and related stuff, is there a way to let the GNU
Emacs 18.57 to understand the error messages from cc on AIX 3.1? 

>	Si. 
>_______________________________________________________________________________
>Simon Marshall, Dept. of Computer Science, University of Hull, Hull HU6 7RX, UK
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Haiyan Wang
wangh@ucs.orst.edu