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Date: 12 May 93 17:47:37 GMT
From: olivea!charnel!rat!zeus!cymbal.calpoly.edu!jplee@uunet.uu.net  (Jason Lee
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Subject: Re: Ada compiler for the IBM PC
Message-ID: <1993May12.174737.170509@zeus.calpoly.edu>
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And then tp923021@fir.canberra.edu.au (ben elliston) quoth:
=> Organization: Compact Solutions, Canberra ACT Australia
=> 
=>  > A colleague of mind used both Meridian and Alsys
=>  > together in a
=>  > project and preferred to use Meridian's ACE to develop
=>  > the code, but
=>  > perferred Alsys code generation for the final product.
=>  >  I'd like to
=>  > hear the opinion of others.
=> 
=> Sounds like I'd prefer Alsys!  At the moment, I prefer to
=> run Meridian from batch files - use QEdit or Borland C's
=> editor to write the code and a macro to run the compiler on
=> the command line and re-open the result file to check for
=> compilation errors.  Seems quite good - I hate ACE's editor!

I have to concurr with these observations.  I had a heck of a time getting
the ACE editor to work for me, so now I've gone to a 50-column multiple
windows editor (a.k.a. Visual Edit), and I've written a slew of batch files
to do the compiling on the command line.

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