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From: ZCSTIN05@UDCVM.BITNET (Todd Coram)
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Subject: Lattice C and UUDECODE
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Date: Mon, 15-Sep-86 11:13:44 EDT
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Has anyone been able to compile a desk accessory program using Lattice C?
I have tried simple tests, and conversions of programs from Alcyon, but no
luck. Is there something I am missing?

Also, I have a copy of UUDECODE written in Lattice C that I got with a GEM
Kermit. THE THING JUST WON'T WORK.... I get the messages: Short File and
No End Line . (Yes the files do really have 'end' lines.) The resulting
executables that are produced simply return me back to the desktop. If anyone
can respond to this problem, or have a UUDECODE that they know works...I
would appreciate your mail.

P.S.
    Micro-Emacs is fine..But when is some brave soul with a ST and hard disk
    gonna tackle Richard Stallman's GNUEmacs? It ONLY consists of 1 Meg of
    source code in C, (not counting the xtra Lisp functions).