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Karl Lattimer wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">Yes C is very cool.
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Do you use kernel/doc/CodingStyle only the truly elite C programmer
does ;)
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Looked at it once and then thought. Oh hell, I'm the only one who's
going to look at my code. :-)<br>
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How about structures pointing at pointers to structures of the same type
which contain arrays of pointers pointing to pointers of structures.
C, its wonderfully suck at times ;)
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I've found pointers to pointers and arrays of function pointers to be
the only pratical use. Any more than that it's not worth it. <br>
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truly C# is the way ahead, well either C# or java, I'm still not sure
which is the best for the job looking forward. Java has been around a
while and is stable, strong and easy to get to grips with, however Suns
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We'll see. I didnt think C would be around the length of time it has
been. Then there are other languages like COBOL still going. <br>
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Cost to change old stuff is the key.<br>
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<pre wrap="">Thats probably the best part of OOp, especially when you take an MVC
(model view controller) approach, you're model holds the data, objects
and all other things which represent your real world entities, your view
is purely UI, and your controller mediates between the two.
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Yes learnt all that when doing SmallTalk. The proper way to do OO.<br>
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Kev,<br>
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