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05-03-2002, 07:22
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In responce to Nate's post, this is something that I have always thought but have kept my mouth shut about. I know some basic PBASIC along with C++ and have always wondered how well C++ would work with controlling direct hardware. It wouldn't be as easy as just naming vars at the beginning of the program. It would take much more work.
~Tom Fairchild~ edit: I (Tom Fairchild) really did this post, but was accidently logged in as my buddy Stephen. Sorry Steve!! Last edited by srawls : 05-03-2002 at 08:40. |
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