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MINED文本文件编缉器

The third release of the editor mined (August 1993) is now available.
It runs on many Unix systems, MSDOS, and VMS.

To compile mined on unix, try make with the given makefile. Depending on 
your system, you may have to change the screen handling method by selecting 
SCREEN = -DSGTTY  instead of  SCREEN = -DTERMIO  in Makefile. Only if both do not 
work, you should try the curses variant. This is the last choice for two reasons: 
curses screen output seems to be clumsier than direct terminal control, 
and many unix curses implementations still dare to obstruct the use of 
8-bit character sets. The curses option was only built in for a quick 
port to VMS where it is automatically selected.
On some systems, you may have to define the sysV variable (see makefile).
Optimization can be turned on or off in makefile for generation/development.

On VMS, just compile the source files and link them with an extra library 
using the script linkmined.com.

On MSDOS, you may have the files in their unix form, i.e. with linefeed 
only newlines, so you will have to change the newlines of all text files 
(except mined.hlp which is already dedicated) to MSDOS compatible ones. 
You can use the executable, mined.exe, to perform this task. You can also 
refrain from compiling mined and just use the executable.
Configuration files for Turbo-C are included.
The COMPACT "memory model" should be used to avoid a poor file size restriction.

Please send any reports about difficulties to install mined as well as comments 
about its usage to:

Thomas Wolff
Freie Universit:at Berlin
Institut f:ur Informatik
D-14195 Berlin
[e-mail]