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From: Nate Williams <nate@sri.MT.net>
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To: Paul Blonde <pblonde@agrium.com>
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Subject: Re: compilers
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> I am interested in finding out if there is any
> effort/interest in creating (if it does not already exist)
> an advanced IDE comparable to the
> Borland/Microsoft/Watcom/etc. environments for
> FreeBSD and/or Linux.

I'm interested in the results, but don't have time to help implement
it.  For now, I'm using XEmacs + ddb, which works, but not as well as
the PC stuff.  (Though I do like having my choice of editors).



Nate