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[Alan Garrison]

I kind of figured it to be some sort of weird compliment, given 
that it is kind of a cross-platform assembly language (well, 
maybe not), and it is quite powerful if not a little bit on 
the manual side.  Of course, I haven't touched C in quite a 
while.  All these windoze-based scripting languages have rotted 
my brain.

Plan on porting your AVL library to C# anytime soon?  ;)


>>> Ben Pfaff <pfaffben@msu.edu> 06/28/00 10:06AM >>>
"Leonard G. Warden IV" <lgwarden@home.com> writes:

> lgwarden@home.com           | The C Programming Language -- A language
> lgw4@entropy.uark.edu       | which combines the flexibility of 
> lgw4@csce.uark.edu          | assembly language with the power of 
> http://csce.uark.edu/~lgw4/ | assembly language.

Hey, give C a break.  It's only 28 or so years old now.  And it
happens to be my Programming Language of Choice.

;-)

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