On Thu, 9 Mar 2000, Laurens Holst wrote:
> > > It is only me who thinks that we need with some urgence a C or BASIC
> > > compiler with the same integrated interface of Compass??
> >
> > Perhaps I am the only one, but really prefer the unix way, where all is
> > separated, so you can use your own editor with any programming language
> > and you don't have to learn the editor commands that come with the
> > integrated environment.
>
> I did it that way. TED for editing, Gen80 for compiling...
>
> Compared to Compass: SLOWWWW (no tokenizing), and uneasy (in Compass: press
> ^A (or F4-Space-Space) to assemble (to disk), switch between sources with
> CTRL-1/2/3/4, switch to 60 Hz with CTRL-6, load and save almost every
> fileformat, from .COM to raw sector access, advanced memory management,
> highly configurable,DOS or Basic shell by simply pressing shift-ESC,
> quitting the shell by -again- easily pressing shift-ESC, and TONS more...
> Really, I love it! And Compass 2.0 will be --> HOLY <--, faster assembling,
> better shell, better debugging...).
That is not why you need a integrated thing. It's why you need a good
environment (multitasking to be exact). I haven't seen uzix, but I think
it should be good... I'm making something myself, but I don't think it
will be finished anytime soon, since I don't spend much time on it.
I think you know how it works (fast) in linux, when you use ALT-Fx to
switch beween anything you like, not just the things you might use with
your assembler (drawing program, calculator, assembler, anything...) This
is a more flexible way, but I agree it takes some time to build it.
Bye,
shevek
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