Re: A85: Shells and games

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Re: A85: Shells and games

WHAT IS THE POINT OF NOT WRITING FOR A CERTAIN SHELL....what to you have
a stick up your butt with Usgard that makes you unable to program in it.

JUST SHUT UP....

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On Sat, 13 Sep 1997 22:43:45 -0500 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
<mozart@technologist.com> writes:
>Jimmy Mårdell wrote:
>> Well, YOUR programs would be smaller if made for Usgard, so I don't
>> really get your point... by making your own routines instead of use 
>OS
>> built in routines, the program gets bigger.
>
>None of my programs use anything that Usgard has in it.. Therefore my
>programs wouldn't be any smaller if I used usgard!
>
>> I wouldn't say that you're an optimiztion nut, rather someone who 
>wants
>> to write all code by yourself (ie not use other peoples routines).
>
>See above statement!
>
>> ...even though it gets bigger in the end. Well, it's your choice. 
>What
>> is this OS/7 really? Never heard of it. I don't like phatos 
>relocation
>
>OS/7.. It's the smallest shell released.. I like the author's 
>attitude,
>though.. Just made it for himself, released it, and doesn't give a 
>shit
>if people use it or not (unlike certain OTHER shellmakers out there..)
>
>> because it limits the programming possibilities. If you don't update 
>the
>> VAT, you can't even use external variables.
>
>None of my programs NEED to use external variables.. 
>
>> You must make strange programs...
>
>Oh, so just because I don't use what Usgard has in it my programs are
>strange?
>
>Don't any of you read the messages?  My comment was that the Shell 
>that
>is best for a programmer all depends on what he programs, and has
>nothing to do with his competence!!  But a whole bunch of you seem 
>stuck
>on thinking that what you prefer HAS to be best for everyone!!
>
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