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From: "T. Tempelmeier" <tt@extern.lrz-muenchen.de>
Subject: Re: Ada Editor
Date: 1996/09/20
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Whistler wrote:
> 
> I recently downloaded GNAT for Win95.  Does anyone have a good editor to
> use with this?  I am just starting out with Ada programing, and I would
> like an editor that is easy to use.  We are using VI editor at school on a
> UNIX system, and it sucks!  We are also using Meridian Open Ada, and that
> is also horrible.  I am using a Pentium 133 with 16MB and Win95.  Can
> someone please help me out?
> Adam Conde
> conde@ucla.edu

Try WinEdit.   http://www.windowware.com

Try our free GNAT/WinEdit integration. ftp.fh-rosenheim.de
               /pub/languages/ada/win95/WinEdit.

You get:
- syntax coloring
- compiling, linking, executing from within WinEdit
- error capture and highlighting
- code template insertion (coming soon).

Emacs is probably much better, but WinEdit is VERY easy to use.

Theodor Tempelmeier, tt@extern.lrz-muenchen.de