dear Pascal'ers,Hi,
I've just searched the net and freepascal.org in the hope of finding some info on what and how to set up a working environment with linux.
So far I've done all my editing and debuging on a DOS machine with
Borland 7.0 - and "just" recompiling my applications with freepascal
for linux.
I want to go to a pure linux environment - so now the question.....
What editor or program should I use and work my way into? It would be nice to have a debugger also. Is there any "finished" packages that I could use?
The FreePascal website talks about a "fp IDE" and I remember
seeing it for DOS. Does this exist for linux?
many thanks,
Stefan Becker
I use vim for editing files, because it is very fast, and you don't need to change between mouse and keyboard.
But I have to warn you, when you only worked with intuitive systems, it is a bit work to get familiar with it.
Gdb is a console-based debugger.
Holger
(If you've got troubles with vim, mail me)
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