> Yes, indeedy, I'd be interested in it. I love business/management games, and > there isn't really a decent stocks and shares one on the SAM (never mind the > Speccy). I used to have one on the Acorn Electron that was great fun, but > that was many years ago *sniff*. And hard luck having to do Modula-2 - I had
Agree - any new game for the SAM is a Good Thing. > to do it as well, and it's completely f*cking useless, employers don't want > to know you if you can't code in C/C++. Be thankful you aren't my younger > brother, who has to learn Cobol this year in college!!! That will come in > damn useful after the year 2000, I don't think. Disagree - employers don't care less if you know how to code in C or Smalltak or COBOL or whatever as long as you know the principles of programming - preferably OO. In that respect Modula-2 (and Smalltak and Ada95) are one of the better. Learning OO from C++ is like learning to drive from a blind person (appologies to all blind persons reading this). -Frode > > > > > -- > ********************************************************** > Home - [EMAIL PROTECTED] Work - [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Website - http://www.purple.dircon.co.uk > IRC - SparkY or SparkYY on #TheLocal or #SAM-Community > ********************************************************** > > > >
