Re: .Net not relevant
Wilbert van Leijen wrote:
> .NET is the solution to what problem?
>
> Some people will say "unmanaged code". That must be a reference to
> those pesky warnings that I turned off in Delphi 7 some three years
> ago. The bottom three, I mean. Problem solved!
>
> My new year's resolution: ignore .NET for another year.
ROTFLMAO
:)
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