> Since you obviously have never actually "written" a program for an > analogue computer, you might want to try doing that before you start > stating silly things like this.
Do not lie about me. You have not programmed an analogue computer. Your statements show this. If you claim that you have, then you are a categorical liar. > Programming an analogue computer is like programming a digital > computer by using TTL circutes. [...] No, it's really not. It's closer to programming by wiring a breadboard, if you've ever done that. Since putting TTL chips into a socket is exactly that, wiring, it is the same. By the way, those definitions also denied the name of programs for non-binary digital computers. No, they don't. Learn some math. _______________________________________________ Discussion mailing list Discussion@fsfeurope.org https://mail.fsfeurope.org/mailman/listinfo/discussion
