On Tue, 3 Dec 2002, James A. Donald wrote:
>Anything that is good, gets ported a lot. Anything that is
>ported a lot gets build/port problems.
Actually, I've found the reverse to be true. Anything that gets
ported a lot eventually gets all the portability crap straightened
out so that porting it becomes just a matter of providing a few
definitions in a well-documented file.
If something still has porting problems, I'd say it hasn't been
ported enough.
Bear
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