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<P><FONT SIZE=2>>> compile movitz yet. I'm trying to find a good IDE, which, it turns out,<BR>
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>Currently Slime + Emacs is a good bet.<BR>
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I'll sure try it.<BR>
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>asking cmucl-help for advice. Anyways, I'd definitely recommend Slime over<BR>
>Hemlock in a terminal -- unless you're interested in hacking the editor<BR>
>itself that is, in which case Hemlock is likely to be infinitely more<BR>
>rewarding.<BR>
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Hemlock would be a good starting place for an editor targeting Movitz, don't you think? It'd be nice if I didn't have to learn some other editor if I eventually wanted to hack Movitz while using Movitz.<BR>
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And for someone weaned on Visual Studio, Hemlock isn't quite as imposing. I mean, compare the size of the users' manuals. Heh.<BR>
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Chris Capel</FONT>
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