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Amiga News and Community Announcements => Amiga News and Community Announcements => Amiga Software News => Topic started by: GadgetMaster on August 21, 2002, 03:13:25 AM
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GoldED Studio AIX (Aug/2002): The first trial version of GoldED Studio AIX is available for downloading now. It is fully functional if used with small documents: texts can be loaded, edited and saved.
This trial package replaces earlier beta versions (which had no save function). It brings the freely downloadable version up to the state of the current commercial release, ie. it ships with the all-new installer add-on and a highly improved C/C++ mode, now supporting multiple compilers, multiple makefiles and make targets.
The current archive size is 10 MB. Due to internet traffic and FTP space restraints, some add-ons are not included with the trial version. Specifically, Joyce spell checking is not included (10 MB+). A complete trial version will be available on CD-ROM in the near future.[/I]
Download GoldED Studio AIX (http://hometown.aol.com/goldedpromotion/myhomepage/files/trial.lzx)
GoldED Studio AIX Support (http://golded.dietmar-eilert.de/projects/golded/products.htm)
About this software: GoldED Studio AIX is a complete editor environment for AmigaOS3 computers. The package comes with the editor "GoldED", the HTML-editing environment "Webworld", the spell checking package "Joyce", Roget's Thesaurus from Project Gutenberg and an integrated C/C++ development environment for SAS/C, vbcc, StormC and other C/C++ compilers.
Available on CD-ROM/CD-R for AmigaOS3.
Source: ANN (http://www.ann.lu)
Note: Some of you may be wondering what the AIX is all about. This explanation should help clear things up.
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The AIX version is a previously unreleased service pack combined with material developed for GoldED Studio 7. It stands between release 6, the last public release, and release 7, now canceled. While initially not planned as a public release but as a final source code clean-up job, a lot of new material actually has found its way into this snapshot (AIX stands for Aix-La-Chapelle (http://members.aol.com/golded6/images/eu-ac-map.gif), where this software was made).
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@ Coder
Was it you that asked about what AIX stands for?
Well now you know :-)
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Wow
I don't know how I'm going to afford all the "must have" software I've been finding lateley (And still afford my AmigaOne)
So many toys and so little money SIGH
Regrads
Darren