Re: Yes it is possible. Re: Stackusage at runtime
- From: Ludovic Brenta <ludovic@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 5 Nov 2008 15:07:10 -0800 (PST)
anon wrote:
But Ludovic Brenta is quick at doing nothing but cutting people down!
Oh I don't have to cut you down. You do that yourself very well.
However, someone had to clear up the confusion you created by mixing
up stack and heap. Someone might have read your answer and been
misled.
Even if Brenta does not understand,
I do understand. Your answer was wrong because you did not understand
the OP's question. Do you understand *that* now?
also I see Ludovic Brenta had no answer to give.
I had not only one but two answers to give. Niklas Holsti and Stuart,
respectively, gave them before I did, so I did not repeat them. See? I
actually read threads before I reply. Apparently you fail to
understand *that*, too.
So Ludovic Brenta should get back and fix Annex -E for Debian and let
people help those who need it.
Ludovic Brenta should *nothing*; you seem to fail to understand
*that*, too. If you need Annex E for Debian, fix it yourself.
--
Ludovic Brenta.
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