On Mon, 22 Dec 2003 20:32:28 +1100
Gottfried Szing <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> i think most of the code has been written in C/C++. python? hm, i think 
> this is just for some install/setup tools. applications written in 
> python is very rare. i havent seen them "in the wild" :)

Sketch? Zope? Mailman?

> i have no idea what language is used most of the time, but my guess is 
> (as noted above) C/C++.

Please, there is no such language as C/C++; there are two languages C 
and C++. C++ and Java have more in common than C and C++ and you don't
hear of people talking about C++/Java as if they were the same lanugage.

> and a suggestion for a book

My suggestion is the you get language specific, OS neutral books.

Erik
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