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From: jerry@jvdsys.nextjk.stuyts.nl (Jerry van Dijk)
Subject: Re: IDE for GNAT/Linux?
Date: 1998/01/14
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In article <69dis0$3kh@drn.zippo.com> nabbasi@earthlink.net writes:

>The way I do programming now is to use VS to do the editing, and to use one
>or 2 DOS (yuk) windows on NT to issue my compiles and run commands from.
>I use the MKS UNIX kit for NT (http://www.mks.com), it enables one to
>have many of the UNIX commands avaliable for NT (such as grep, find,
>etc..).  The only thing I miss from UNIX when I work on NT is the shell
>commands, and MKS helps in this, it is not perfect, and does not have
>everything, but it is better than just using those silly DOS commands.

Why not use the GNU tools ported to NT, these include the bash shell ?

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