This is a project I did for my advanced C programming class. It probably
could be improved alot more but I really didn't have the time. The editor
works pretty good, and its fast so I felt it was good enough for the teacher.
It uses the far heap for memory allocation so you get almost all of your
available memory for editing files. It seemed to work best, in Borland C++,
compiled in the compact memory model, it gave me the most memory. There is
a bug when you are deleting lines though, the farcoreleft() function won't
report any increase in memory available no mater how many lines are deleted
but the memory is available. The source is included if you want to look at
it. Hope you can put it or the source to some good use.

Mike Tyson