🚀 go-pugleaf

> 
> In a nutshell, GNUemacs is much more robust than uEmacs is.
> In GNUemacs, you can write your own functions and rework every
> command and function to your taste without modifying the actual
> editor.
> 
> GNUemacs also has a wonderful C editing mode which essentially
> formats your code for you, keeps track of braces and parentheses
> (how many times have you had a program fail because you left out
> a brace or parenthesis?), allows you to compile the program from
> within the editor, and if the compile fails, will place the cursor
> at the point of the first bug in your program.  (Phwew!  LOVE those
> run-on sentences!)
> 
> 'Nuff said?
> 
> --Lynn  :-)
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ain't nuttin' there that microemacs 3.7 for the atari doesn't or
won't have when im done (adding the make capabilities is fun)
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