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Thank you very much. It helped me to understand Vim history.
I have a couple questions.
In this version, i didn't see "n" command - print line(s) with numbers. It exists in ed editor. It is right? I don't know the history of this program, but it looks strange.
Can you write some manuals, about "how to compile" on different platforms. I was able to do it, but it takes some time! I am not a daily user of c lang and makefile. I think, it will help people to save their time and show history for newbies.
My path to compile program on MacOS:
Clone the repo
git clone https://github.com/rsdoiel/em-1.0.0.git
cd em-1.0.0
Build the project
Building C programs is done using a Makefile. Makefile is present in the root of the project.
./configure
make
Install the program (optional)
If the build is successful, install the program on your system:
sudo make install
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Hi.
Thank you very much. It helped me to understand Vim history.
I have a couple questions.
In this version, i didn't see "n" command - print line(s) with numbers. It exists in ed editor. It is right? I don't know the history of this program, but it looks strange.
Can you write some manuals, about "how to compile" on different platforms. I was able to do it, but it takes some time! I am not a daily user of c lang and makefile. I think, it will help people to save their time and show history for newbies.
My path to compile program on MacOS:
git clone https://github.com/rsdoiel/em-1.0.0.git cd em-1.0.0
Building C programs is done using a Makefile. Makefile is present in the root of the project.
If the build is successful, install the program on your system:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: