Ted Wall wrote: > I second Cüneyt's request. > > I would love to see PowerPro go open source.
I third it...I think it would be an excellent learning resource to find out exactly how you made powerpro so efficient, and memory light. I know you're concerned with the internal messiness of the code, but I'm willing to bet just about any program over 7 years old would have the same coding workaround's that you've had to do over the years...and I can GUARANTEE that no program has the functionality, while preserving such what I call "assembly-language-style" programming. Even if you still don't want to open-source it, maybe a handoff to Alan if he was willing would be a good compromise. There's nothing like powerpro on the planet. David Troesch | Atlanta, GA | ICQ# 2333123 300+ page laws passed with $9 billion tax-payer-funded loopholes for energy lobbyists. http://tinyurl.com/p3xqq Funstuff: Deja Brew: The feeling that you've had this coffee before
