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From: Mark Duckworth <mduckworth@atari-source.org>
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Seems like the most appropriate place to discuss this...

I've had thoughts of extending QED into being a full fledged IDE.  
Features that I wanted to include are project management, 
updates/commits from Cvs and svn via gui, builds and debugging via the 
guy and GDB and maybe some other little features.  I'm not under the 
impression that this would take a huge effort or time to implement and 
it would be nice to have a cohesive modern IDE.  I like the idea of code 
completion too but that might be tougher to accomplish especially on our 
slow machines.

Thanks,
Mark