[comp.sys.amiga] 2 things: excellence and Manx pre-compiled includes

joe@dayton.UUCP (Joseph P. Larson) (04/01/89)

First thing - are there *any* happy owners of Excellence out there?  I've
   heard people like word-perfect, but people seem to think that Excellence
   is much too slow.  But I kinda need to insert graphcs and such.  Comments?

Next -- has anyone tried pre-compiling one or two of the important .h files
   in Manx (such as intuition/intuition.h) and leaving them in on their
   disk all the time?  I've always had a progname.h that just included my
   includes, which I precompile and rarely (if ever) touch again.

   But just looking for new nifty methods to do this stuff.  (Anyone want
   to give me a hard drive?)

-Joe
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jafo@hpfcdc.HP.COM (Sean Reifschneider) (04/04/89)

>Next -- has anyone tried pre-compiling one or two of the important .h files
>   in Manx (such as intuition/intuition.h) and leaving them in on their
>   disk all the time?  I've always had a progname.h that just included my
>   includes, which I precompile and rarely (if ever) touch again.

I usually make a standard .h file for the program that I'm working on
(like GO.h) and in my makefile have everything dependant on the .s file
(GO.s in this case) which is the pre-compiled file.  Then when I put c.lib
in RAM:, my compiles go FAST...

>-Joe

Sean