Re: A85: My problem with libraries
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Re: A85: My problem with libraries
I think everyone does not understand libraries very well. If so listen to
this:
LIBRARIES ARE OPTIONAL!!!
Gasp! If you don't want libraries in your program, don't use them!
If you do not program, go do your homework before complaining to everyone.
I don't see what the big deal is really. (and I think that if you have libs
in your program, you should package them all up into an .85g file... this
makes things easier for everyone. That's what I do anyway)
--
Terry Peng
email- tpeng@geocities.com
web- http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Bay/5104/index.html
Mike Baker wrote:
> As for your comment on library support yes i do belive it should be
> removed, because not eveyone wants a huge multi routine library just to
> play one game that uses one routine; and because not everyone has one of
> those fancy expander things. A new version of Usgard without Librarys
> and with fixed location sounds good, but isn't that going to be exctaly
> like PhatOS then? if that's the case maybe we should merge the shells.
>
> My main problem with Usgard is that everyone is thinking oh it's so
> great, so perfect and all that worship crap, that write programs only
> for usgard. No I'm not pissed because they write a PhatOS only game I'm
> pissed at the thought that inorder to play that game i need to fill my
> calculator with usgard & all the libraries required for usgard AND the
> game before i can even play the game. People tell me to get a life and
> program for usgard because programs made for it are smaller. That is not
> entirely true people! Like I said by the time i get usgard & allt he
> librays on there and the game i've wasted more space than just zshell
> and that game.
>
> (btw that was a pretty cheap shot at LodeRunner don't you think?, I mean
> hey it was my first program.)
>
> Mike Baker
> mbm00@hotmail.com
>
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