> On Thu, 28 Mar 2002, Mike Davis wrote: > > > The next sentence speaks of header files and human accessibility, > > > which is something of a clue. And in fact to date it has been a > > > sufficient clue: after almost a year, you are the first person > > > who has misinterpreted it this way. Or, at least, you are the > > > first person who has lived to tell their tale :-). > > > > I don't know why you are so defensive. This is not a case of > > misinterpretation. It is a case of not being able to read someone > > else's mind. > > > > In any case, it is the only case, that you are ***aware of***. I > > can bet my next paycheck that hundreds of people have had problems > > installing the tool set. And for all you know, part of the problem > > what this as well. > > i think this one comes down to a bit of "user stupidity" > why is it that thousands of other people can figure this > out, yet - you had to get stuck?
This is absolute nonsense. You may not think that has not happened to any else but you are wrong. After I posted the post, I got emails from others that said they had the same problem. Further, you admitted in one of your posts to John that it was confusing. > and, now you are complaining about it not working from > your *favourite* IDE... get a life man - just because the > program doesn't work as you expect, it isn't our problem. > contact the IDE developer and get them to fix it.. it is > their problem, or, more specifically, your problem.. not > ours. give this crap a rest. Again, (***AGAIN***) you really need to read what I wrote. I said IT WORKS (I did not say it did not work in my IDE). The IDE works fine. It is from the BASH COMMAND LINE THAT IT DOES NOT WORK!!!!! After the "error in the instructions" was corrected, it downloaded correctly. MY IDE WORKS. The BASH command produces the error. You are so defensive that you don't even read the details of what people write. That is a main source of problems. > if there is one thing i have figured out from developing > software is that you can never make your software > idiot-proof.. its a fact of life - and, now we move on. That is true. And you cannot make it user-friendly either, apparently. I have been reading this news list for 2 years and I see this continual attitude of resenting helping those that request help. Even when it is shown to be a problem in the instructions, you call people "idiots" and "stupid." Bottom line: *** The instructions were followed and *** nothing that I did was against the instruction AND *** even you and John admitted that I did nothing that against the written instructions. How on earth that can be translated to "being an idiot" is beyond me. Please disregard any future requests for assistance. Hopefully, others that have had problems installing this toolset, will not have the chip on their shoulder that you seem to have. Have a nice day! > // az "woke up in a bad mood today" > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://www.ardiri.com/ > > > -- > For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, > please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/ > -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
