On Mon, 16 Sep 2002 12:10:36 -0500
Ben Duncan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Although everone has a favorite language. when designing such a
system, one must compare cababilties,
ease of programming, acceptance, and extensiability.
Perl, being a favorite of many people, I find lacking in
I would suggest that you not use C, but C++ as this is much better for the
reusability
of source code. C is old coding. C++ is going to give you the greatest speed
after ass
lang.
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No flame seen here Roger. I can do C, no can do C++ -- still a strange
beast to me.
I also find that some commercial C++ products do things a little
differently than others.
Also was unaware of Tcl/Tk's progression.
REBOL is still a proprietary item, and I could not tell if anyone
who used
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Sounds great to me! What do ya want to call this beast...?...
OEDI- Open EDI
OSEDI - Open Source EDI
FREEDI (free dee eye)
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start w/ ANSI, implement a fairly recent Y2K compliant standard (but not
too recent. maybe 3051?) doing the most heavily used (read most
uh. I meant 4010. 3051 isn't y2k-ready, IIRC
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REBOL is still a proprietary item, and I could not tell if anyone
who used it was going to have buy some sort of runtime.
sorry about that. things changed since last I looked at rebol.
On Tue, 17 Sep 2002 13:10:36 -0400
Douglas J Hunley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
FREEDI (free dee eye)
Hadn't noticed anyone mention this in the current EDI project discussion
and don't know if it is pertient or not but thought it worth
mentioning.
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Ben Duncan wrote:
Although everone has a favorite language. when designing such a
system, one must compare cababilties,
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