[ale] Intergrated Development Environments

[joshb at mindspring.com (Josh Bonczkowski)]

I saw someone mention emacs.  If you want to use an emacs environment,
but not have to learn all the commands you need right away, I would suggest
using XEmacs.

On Thu, 10 Jun 1999, Tri wrote:
>Ok I just got "The C programming language" from amazon. Now I'm looking
>for a IDE that I can learn real fast so that I can finally get into
>learning the language instead of fiddling around with settings. I tried
>to use emacs, but I don't have the time to learn it.
>
>Tri,
>soon to be hacker