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- From: page%swap@Sun.COM (Bob Page)
- Newsgroups: comp.binaries.amiga
- Subject: v89i180: devkit - developer's arexx/c/shell tools v1.2, Part01/02
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- Date: 13 Nov 89 04:03:31 GMT
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- Submitted-by: marc@clik.qc.ca (Marc Boucher)
- Posting-number: Volume 89, Issue 180
- Archive-name: util/devkit.uu1
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- The DevKit is a collection of C and ARexx language programs to
- facilitate the life of the software developer. With the DevKit, you can
- launch your compiler from within your editor, have the cursor positioned
- on your errors, look up the autodoc page for any Amiga function at a
- single keystroke, find a system structure or #define within the include
- files, or find any function in the source code you are developing. As
- well, it provides a utility where you can put the compiler options in
- the source code for easy reference and modification.
-
- The compiling and error-finding functions are designed to work with
- CygnusEd Professional and Manx C 3.6a. You also gain a slight advantage
- if you own WShell. A dedicated worker could adapt these to other
- compilers or ARexx-compatible editors. The autodoc lookup works from
- the CLI as well, and is useful to anyone possessing the 1.3 Native
- Developer's Kit from Commodore, containing the autodoc and include
- files.
-
- [Although most everything of use here is an arexx script, this was not
- posted to the sources group because every file/directory has an
- associated ".info" file and the redistribution guidelines say nothing
- can be modified. ..bob]
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