[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I've really come to like IDEs', and I'm not thrilled about the idea of going
> back to the command line and seperate tools. Any thoughts (good or bad)?
Get Emacs, or (even better IMHO), XEmacs. Learn how to use the "M-x
compile" command. Learn how to use DDD or else how to use the "M-x
gdb" command. Learn how to use Makefiles. Read _The Unix Programming
Environment_.
I use all of these tools for my regular development, and I'm very
happy with them.
Hope this helps,
--kevin
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