Ada Editor P.S.

Ada Editor P.S.

[Whistler]

P.S.  I am a poor stucent, so I can't afford to buy a fancy editor.  So
better yet, what is a good free Ada Editor that I can use with GNAT for
Win95?
Adam Conde
conde@ucla.edu

Re: Ada Editor P.S.

[Greg Baker]

"Whistler" <conde@ucla.edu> writes:
> P.S.  I am a poor student, so I can't afford to buy a fancy editor.  So
> better yet, what is a good free Ada Editor that I can use with GNAT for
> Win95?

Emacs.  NTEmacs is a Win32 version that I've used occasionally.
(Under NT, but it should work under Win95).  Syntax highlighting,
automatic code indentation,  macro language,  multi-language support,
jump-tags,  lots of other stuff.

 ftp://june.cs.washington.edu/pub/ntemacs

Hope this helps.

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Re: Ada Editor P.S.

[David Shochat]

Greg Baker wrote:
> 
> Emacs.  NTEmacs is a Win32 version that I've used occasionally.
> (Under NT, but it should work under Win95)...
> 
It certainly does work beautifully under Win95. Better yet, it works on
Win95 the same as it does on Unix which means I don't have to switch
mental gears when I happen do be working on Win95. And all the same
"modes" work (e.g. Ada Mode). Even if Whistler were a rich student, he
couldn't do better imo. It just happens to be free.
-- David