Re: type string

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Bernie Ryan <bwryan at PCOM.NET> wrote...

>Why don't you guys write your string type in assembler
>then you can do recursion, short cutting, or what ever you want.

..later he wrote...

>Dan I am talking about using assembler written Euphoria.

..and then he wrote...

>Please explain to me how a windows type framework for
>C++ fits into using Euphoria.

?!?!? Bernie, I'm sure you mean well, but I don't think anybody else here
knows what you're trying to say. Please be clearer and more specific.

jiri babor <jbabor at PARADISE.NET.NZ> wrote:

>Btw and quite generally, if people think a bit more carefully about the
>questions they want to ask, spend more time formulating them and include
>just a bit more background information, they will get their answers much
>quicker, more reliably and save a lot of frustrating guesswork to their
>helpers.

Amen to that!


Be seeing you,
 -- Gabriel Boehme


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