<SNIP> > > >> you ever seen waimea? <SNIP> > heh... printed copies, that's funny, must be a pretty big book, ey? > Yeah they are big, and if you are reading code/Learning structure it is real convenient to sit on the couch with a highlighter and pen. --BY > > > However this simplification came at a price. He removed > > multihead support, the i18n code, portability in general and a few > > other things I am forgetting. But there are good ideas there. > > Well, I don't use multiheads yet, but plan to in the > distant future, I don't believe I require i18n > support... but I'm not sure what that is, and I only > use linux so portability isn't totally important... > but still, why would you delete things like that?! ugh... > > DC
Well not every body uses Linux or speaks the same language so portability and i18n are important. I think forx are great but you still need to do it correctly IMHO. --BY > > -- > Derek Cunningham > [EMAIL PROTECTED] <SNIP> ===== --> Brigham Young Senior Project Leader CAUSMIS Senior Technician, MRAM etching University of Idaho Office 208.885.5313 Plasma Lab 208.885.7934 Minerals Lab 208.885.5308 __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Tax Center - online filing with TurboTax http://taxes.yahoo.com/
