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From: Lynn%PANDA@SUMEX-AIM.ARPA (Lynn Gold)
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Subject: Re: Lattice C and UUDECODE
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Date: Sat, 20-Sep-86 14:22:09 EDT
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In a nutshell, GNUemacs is much more robust than uEmacs is.
In GNUemacs, you can write your own functions and rework every
command and function to your taste without modifying the actual
editor.

GNUemacs also has a wonderful C editing mode which essentially
formats your code for you, keeps track of braces and parentheses
(how many times have you had a program fail because you left out
a brace or parenthesis?), allows you to compile the program from
within the editor, and if the compile fails, will place the cursor
at the point of the first bug in your program.  (Phwew!  LOVE those
run-on sentences!)

'Nuff said?

--Lynn  :-)
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