Re: ANNOUNCE: IDE for Win95 GNAT

["Pascal Obry" <pascal.obry@der.edfgdf.fr>]

John English <je@bton.ac.uk> a =E9crit dans l'article =
<53ts9a$c5k@saturn.brighton.ac.uk>...
> An IDE for the Windows 95/NT port of GNAT is now available from
> ftp://ftp.brighton.ac.uk/pub/je/gnide02.zip.  It is released
> under the terms of the GNU General Public License and as such
> includes source code (in Delphi 2.0 and C++ :-).  Please let
> me have some feedback -- do you like it, have you found any bugs,
> do you want any other features, and so on.  I'm saying this
> because I didn't get any feedback at all when I announced the
> previous release here :-(  Talk to me!
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This is maybe because your are doing something that has already be done. =
Aren't you
reinventing the wheel ?

There is already 3 free Ada IDE. 2 come from the ezload package (one for =
DOS and one
under Windows). Then you have EMACS under Windows-NT/95 and UNIX with =
the wooderfull
ada-mode... I'am using the later and it's really good.

So don't be too sad if you think that your IDE deserve better. Maybe =
I'am plain wrong and your
IDE has some nice features that are not covered by others, so if you =
want peoples to look
at it you better list these nice features here...

I hope this time my message is readable !

Pascal.

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