Wouter van Ooijen wrote:
> > Don't you have to have a hypothesis before you start to
> > search for a bug?
>
> (am I allowed to answer?)
>
> Yes, of course,

Of course what? You are "allowed to answer" or this guy is allowed
"to have a hypothesis before starting to search for a bug"? :-)

> ...but when asking for outside help (especially when your
> own reasoning has not brought the solution - which is
> probably the case, otherwise why ask for outside help)
> it is best to tell the facts, all the facts, and OK, after
> that maybe your ideas. But concentrating on the facts is so
> important that even explaining them to your cat (kid, spouse,
> flower, etc) often brings you enlightenment.

Agreed with kid, cat, flower... but am I allowed not to explain PIC
facts to my spouse from safety considerations?

   Mike :-)

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