Tony Tebby wrote: > If you understand the above (perfectly correct) description, > congratulations. > Stuart had that rare skill amongst hardware designers of knowing exactly > the limits of what might be possible in software. Stems from the > Sinclair principle - do not do anything in hardware that you can do in > software.
Ah, that partly explains the QXL design. I'm thinking about reciting your protocol manual to a bunch of programmers on a dark Halloween night. That should scare the living excrements out of them. On a side note, I just came back from my "operating systems" exam. After they heard what I did they didn't even bother asking many questions ;-) It was quite refreshing. Marcel _______________________________________________ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
