On Fri, 26 Nov 1999, Damir Buskulic wrote: > Hi Rene and all, > > What about newcomers ? I know several people who like MakeCode because > it goes the procedural way, the way they are used to. It will take quite > a bit of time for everybody to switch to C++ and there will always be > opponents to that switch. Why force everybody to understand the classes > concepts in depth, when in a first approach a procedural one is enough ? > I personally use MakeCode when the problem is simple, even if I know C++ > after a few years... > And I don't think that even a simple problem does not need an in depth > knowledge of C++. Simple problems become more complex very quickly. Hi, I do agree. I like to use MakeCode because it is very easy for me to look at and understand, and to know how to quickly plug in the code I need. It is an easy transition especially from paw, and it is easy to understand for other people I show the code to (that only know how to use paw). I would like to see MakeCode() staying with us. Bye, Michael -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Michael Sievers Michael.Sievers@desy.de -------------------------------------------------------------------------- esa$ gcc -Wall -o ariane5 ariane4.c ariane4.c: 666: warning: long float implicitly truncated to unsigned type esa$ ariane5
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