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From: bdo8650@cec1.wustl.edu (Bryan Dennis O'Connor)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Lattice 5.04 and LSE
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Date: 8 Feb 90 23:38:32 GMT
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	I just ordered Lattice 5.04 from Creative Computers, and while I
am waiting for it to arrive (it should be here Tuesday), I was wondering
if someone could give me some insight on the editor, LSE.

	I am too hopeful to wish for a nice integrated editing/compiling
enviroment a la every IBM Pascal or C package?  Is it really a functional
editor, or will it pale in comparison to TXED Plus (my current favorite).

	Also.  What else does Lattice come with, I have heard that it 
contains the 'compiler companion'.  But I am unsure what the means.  
Don't get me wrong, I put lots of consideration into which package
to buy (Lattice/Manx) judged on the compilers, not the supporting
programs.  

	Any help would be appreciated.  Any generic tips on the operation
of the compiler itself would be nice too... (or CodePRobe)..

Thanks...


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