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Article 257 of comp.binaries.amiga:
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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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Submitted-by: marc@clik.qc.ca (Marc Boucher)
Posting-number: Volume 89, Issue 180
Archive-name: util/devkit.uu1
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]