Jinx wrote:
>> Duh - just can't this follow this on monday morning.
>
>One of the joys living a day ahead in the S Hemisphere. You get
>two goes at Monday morning. Ours and then yours. Yippee skip
>

Yeah, but you get off for the weekend a day earlier - so you
come out better in the end. No?
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>"Assembler vs C" and "Documenting code" seem to be an annual
>event. Can we have a picnic and a movie next year instead ?
>

Well, it wasn't really about C vs Asm, rather about whether you
really know what you're going to get when you write in C. The
answer is no, but it doesn't really matter very much, except
when timing is critical. As a strong advocate of C, myself, I
would never argue "C vs Asm". Somehow the discussion went off
track, into terminology. [how come I'm always in the middle of
these things? - poor baby].
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>
>A subtle thought that is in error may yet give rise to fruitful
>inquiry that can establish truths of great value.
>
>Isaac Asimov
>

"Get the facts first, you can distort them later" - Mark Twain

cheers,
- danM

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