Re: Dynamic C to C Data Transfer

Malcolm said:


"Kenny McCormack" <gazelle@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
In article <c5GdnTMdI6WHKxjYnZ2dnUVZ8t_inZ2d@xxxxxx>,
Richard Heathfield <rjh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Tom said:

<snip>

For now I am stuck in MicroSoftville. I realize this is disgusting for
many of the guru's here.

On the contrary, we're generally not interested in your platform. It
doesn't
matter, where C is concerned.

To the OP: You might like to google some of RH's posting history, to see
that he *has* engaged in MS-bashing in the past.

It's only fun.

No, it's not only fun. Microsoft have done a lot of harm with their
proprietary, lock-in approach to software, and periodic excoriations are
useful "lest we forget". Of course, if they changed their ways, that would
be different, but how likely is that?

Nevertheless, my point stands. We are *not* interested in the OP's platform.
C is C, no matter where you are.

<snip>

If you go to Richard's site you will see instructions for using Visual
C++. He knows that practically everyone needs a copy of this compiler.

No, I just don't like seeing people floundering around at Step Zero.

--
Richard Heathfield
"Usenet is a strange place" - dmr 29/7/1999
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