Re: What IDE?

[Soren Harward <soren cinternet net>]

I have also thought of this same question.  I can use emacs basically
(open, edit, close files), but I'd like to be more proficient.  Is there a
good "learning emacs" resource?  I've already been through the tutorial
once or twice.

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On Sun, 13 Sep 1998, Mark Galassi wrote:

>
>    Lennart> Could somebody suggest me a good IDE?
>
>Many people use emacs as an IDE: it works remarkably well, although if 
>you're not an emacs user it might take some time to get used to it.
>
>The key is learning how to use the modes well: C/C++ mode, emacs+gdb
>mode, emacs+scheme mode, emacs+python mode, compile mode and so forth.
>
>I doubt that any ide offers support for as many programming languages.
>