Interface routined between SCMSG, the SAS/C error handler, and GNU
Emacs. 

Featuring:
- Walk in the SCMSG message list from within Emacs
- Call Emacs from SCMSG.
- The correct file is loded automatically, the cursor is positioned
  on the correct line and the error message is displayed in the 
  mimibuffer.
- The `alternate' file can be viewed
- (Re)compilations can be started from within Emacs, with the output
  displayed in an Emacs buffer.
- Always uses a running Emacs, if one is avaiable.
- AutoEdit: The first error is autmatically displayed (optional)
- The SCMSG window need not be open
- Implemented as a Gnu Emacs minor mode, which can be used under
  any major mode, not only c-mode

 PERMSSN    UID  GID    PACKED    SIZE  RATIO     CRC       STAMP          NAME
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[generic]                 6993   17982  38.9% -lh5- dc3e Feb  7  1994 copying
[generic]                  179     225  79.6% -lh5- 4d4f Mar 28  1994 quithost.rexx
[generic]                 4822   11275  42.8% -lh5- 8f0a Sep 27  1994 sas-c.doc
[generic]                 3052    9446  32.3% -lh5- 1a5b Mar 28  1994 sas-c.el
[generic]                 2475    7003  35.3% -lh5- 2bae Sep 30  1994 sas-c.elc
[generic]                 1215    2670  45.5% -lh5- 621a Mar 21  1994 sc_emacs.rexx
[generic]                  147     186  79.0% -lh5- 73d2 Mar 26  1994 SCMSG.opt.SC_EMACS
[generic]                 2149    4912  43.8% -lh5- b26e Mar 20  1994 slashquote/slashquote.c
[generic]                  636    1252  50.8% -lh5- 9acc Mar 20  1994 slashquote/slashquote.doc
[generic]                   60      60 100.0% -lh0- bedb Feb  7  1994 slashquote/slashquote.fd
[generic]                  710     992  71.6% -lh5- 300f Mar 20  1994 slashquote/slashquote.library
[generic]                  309     507  60.9% -lh5- faf0 Mar 26  1994 slashquote/smakefile
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 Total        12 files   22747   56510  40.3%            Oct  4  1994