comp.programming

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• contract programming across the world, nroberts
• File/data structure information, Dave
  • Re: File/data structure information, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: File/data structure information, Barry
  • Re: File/data structure information, Logan Shaw
  • Re: File/data structure information, CBFalconer
• Re: Mathematics of the Enigma cipher?, Martin Eisenberg
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Mathematics of the Enigma cipher?, CBFalconer
    • Re: Mathematics of the Enigma cipher?, DarkProtoman
      • Re: Mathematics of the Enigma cipher?, Arthur J. O'Dwyer
      • Re: Mathematics of the Enigma cipher?, DarkProtoman
      • Re: Mathematics of the Enigma cipher?, mensanator@xxxxxxx
      • Re: Mathematics of the Enigma cipher?, DarkProtoman
      • Re: Mathematics of the Enigma cipher?, mensanator@xxxxxxx
      • Re: Mathematics of the Enigma cipher?, DarkProtoman
      • Re: Mathematics of the Enigma cipher?, Richard Heathfield
  • Re: Mathematics of the Enigma cipher?, Richard Heathfield
• javatouch is your java companion with a different flavor, nalakainfo
• Re: Programming Interview Questions, Richard Heathfield
• Worst case execution time problem, Christian Christmann
  • Re: Worst case execution time problem, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: Worst case execution time problem, gw7rib
    • Re: Worst case execution time problem, Randy Howard
      • Re: Worst case execution time problem, gw7rib
      • Re: Worst case execution time problem, Randy Howard
      • Re: Worst case execution time problem, Willem
• Shuffling a linked list, A. Farber
  • Re: Shuffling a linked list, Oliver Wong
    • Re: Shuffling a linked list, A. Farber
    • Re: Shuffling a linked list, CBFalconer
  • Re: Shuffling a linked list, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: Shuffling a linked list, Richard Harter
      • Re: Shuffling a linked list, Stephen Howe
      • Re: Shuffling a linked list, Googmeister
      • Re: Shuffling a linked list, Googmeister
      • Re: Shuffling a linked list, Richard Harter
      • Re: Shuffling a linked list, Willem
      • Re: Shuffling a linked list, Richard Harter
      • Re: Shuffling a linked list, Willem
      • Re: Shuffling a linked list, Googmeister
      • Re: Shuffling a linked list, Richard Harter
      • Re: Shuffling a linked list, CBFalconer
  • Re: Shuffling a linked list, Richard Heathfield
    • Re: Shuffling a linked list, Richard Harter
      • Re: Shuffling a linked list, Richard Heathfield
    • Re: Shuffling a linked list, A. Farber
      • Re: Shuffling a linked list, A. Farber
      • Re: Shuffling a linked list, Richard Heathfield
  • Re: Shuffling a linked list, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
    • Re: Shuffling a linked list, A. Farber
• Lindsay, Barry
  • Re: Lindsay, Barry
  • Re: Lindsay, Bruintje Beer
• help in understanding this problem (beginner), fool
  • Re: help in understanding this problem (beginner), Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: help in understanding this problem (beginner), Randy Howard
• .indd .cpt .psd .ps .eps .ai file formats help need, JohnShade
  • Re: .indd .cpt .psd .ps .eps .ai file formats help need, toby
• How to program an enigma cipher?, DarkProtoman
  • Re: How to program an enigma cipher?, mensanator@xxxxxxx
    • Re: How to program an enigma cipher?, DarkProtoman
      • Re: How to program an enigma cipher?, mensanator@xxxxxxx
      • Re: How to program an enigma cipher?, DarkProtoman
      • Re: How to program an enigma cipher?, mensanator@xxxxxxx
      • Re: How to program an enigma cipher?, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: How to program an enigma cipher?, mensanator@xxxxxxx
      • Re: How to program an enigma cipher?, Richard Heathfield
• division by zero mystery, John Smith
  • Re: division by zero mystery, user923005
    • Re: division by zero mystery, CBFalconer
      • Re: division by zero mystery, user923005
      • Re: division by zero mystery, CBFalconer
• platform independent bit shifting, Andrew Smith
  • Re: platform independent bit shifting, [jongware]
  • Re: platform independent bit shifting, Willem
    • Re: platform independent bit shifting, Roger Willcocks
• question about programming, lrbtav
  • Re: question about programming, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: question about programming, lrbtav
      • Re: question about programming, CBFalconer
      • Re: question about programming, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: question about programming, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: question about programming, lrbtav
      • Re: question about programming, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: question about programming, Richard Heathfield
  • Re: question about programming, sjdevnull@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: question about programming, Jon Harrop
• Re: Tools used to design application before the coding stage?, Martin Josefsson
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Tools used to design application before the coding stage?, ernobe
• Algothim help, googlinggoogler@xxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Algothim help, Richard Heathfield
• OT - Working as a programmer in Ireland, ArkGunSlinger
• Hash, Douglas Dude
  • Re: Hash, Richard Heathfield
    • Re: Hash, Douglas Dude
      • Re: Hash, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Hash, dcorbit
      • Re: Hash, Jon Harrop
      • Re: Hash, Hallvard B Furuseth
      • Re: Hash, Jon Harrop
      • Re: Hash, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
      • Re: Hash, Jon Harrop
      • Re: Hash, user923005
      • Re: Hash, Jon Harrop
      • Re: Hash, CBFalconer
      • Re: Hash, CBFalconer
      • Re: Hash, websnarf
      • Re: Hash, Jon Harrop
      • Re: Hash, websnarf
  • Re: Hash, moi
• Re: Roulette System Scam Revealed, Richard Heathfield
  • Re: Roulette System Scam Revealed, CBFalconer
  • Re: Roulette System Scam Revealed, Willem
    • Re: Roulette System Scam Revealed, Roger Willcocks
• Command Line Interpreter, The GOsh! :D
  • Re: Command Line Interpreter, The GOsh! :D
  • Re: Command Line Interpreter, Randy Howard
    • Re: Command Line Interpreter, The GOsh! :D
      • Re: Command Line Interpreter, The GOsh! :D
      • Re: Command Line Interpreter, The GOsh! :D
      • Re: Command Line Interpreter, moi
      • Re: Command Line Interpreter, The GOsh! :D
      • Re: Command Line Interpreter, moi
      • Re: Command Line Interpreter, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Command Line Interpreter, The GOsh! :D
      • Re: Command Line Interpreter, Randy Howard
      • Re: Command Line Interpreter, moi
      • Re: Command Line Interpreter, The GOsh! :D
      • Re: Command Line Interpreter, The GOsh! :D
      • Re: Command Line Interpreter, moi
      • Re: Command Line Interpreter, Joe Wright
      • Re: Command Line Interpreter, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Command Line Interpreter, moi
      • Re: Command Line Interpreter, The GOsh! :D
      • Re: Command Line Interpreter, moi
      • Re: Command Line Interpreter, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Command Line Interpreter, moi
      • Re: Command Line Interpreter, Randy Howard
      • Re: Command Line Interpreter, moi
      • Re: Command Line Interpreter, Randy Howard
• Re: need help with designing yahoo messenger , like meebo .com, CBFalconer
• I need help for think up some algorithm, Pawel_Iks
  • Re: I need help for think up some algorithm, Spiros Bousbouras
    • Re: I need help for think up some algorithm, Pawel_Iks
      • Re: I need help for think up some algorithm, Spiros Bousbouras
      • Re: I need help for think up some algorithm, Pawel_Iks
• removal of recursion in binary tree, subramanian
  • Re: removal of recursion in binary tree, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
    • Re: removal of recursion in binary tree, subramanian
      • Re: removal of recursion in binary tree, Jon Harrop
      • Re: removal of recursion in binary tree, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
      • Re: removal of recursion in binary tree, CBFalconer
      • Re: removal of recursion in binary tree, subramanian
      • Re: removal of recursion in binary tree, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
      • Re: removal of recursion in binary tree, CBFalconer
      • Re: removal of recursion in binary tree, Jon Harrop
      • Re: removal of recursion in binary tree, Thad Smith
  • Re: removal of recursion in binary tree, dcorbit
• I need a super small program written, Bikini Browser
  • Re: I need a super small program written, Tweedale
  • Re: I need a super small program written, Tim Menzies
  • Re: I need a super small program written, Ed Collins
  • Re: I need a super small program written, Christopher Barber
  • Re: I need a super small program written, Arthur J. O'Dwyer
  • Re: I need a super small program written, dcorbit
  • Re: I need a super small program written, Roger Willcocks
• The Lotto Winning Solution That Really Works, aaruuknuaadl
  • Re: The Lotto Winning Solution That Really Works, Gerr
• strftime() ISO8601 question., Randy Howard
  • Re: strftime() ISO8601 question., Randy Howard
• Question about ISO8601 vs. strftime(), Randy Howard
  • Re: Question about ISO8601 vs. strftime(), Ian Woods
    • Re: Question about ISO8601 vs. strftime(), Randy Howard
      • Re: Question about ISO8601 vs. strftime(), Ian Woods
• Programming - Custom Search Engine, robert . hundt
• I tell you which is the best textbook on algorithms in the world?, Weng Tianxiang
  • Re: I tell you which is the best textbook on algorithms in the world?, Richard Heathfield
    • Re: I tell you which is the best textbook on algorithms in the world?, CBFalconer
  • Re: I tell you which is the best textbook on algorithms in the world?, Lee Duhem
    • Re: I tell you which is the best textbook on algorithms in the world?, Weng Tianxiang
  • Re: I tell you which is the best textbook on algorithms in the world?, dcorbit
• HAL/S, Giulio
• reading BIOS dump, Bill Cunningham
  • Re: reading BIOS dump, Phlip
    • Re: reading BIOS dump, Bill Cunningham
    • Re: reading BIOS dump, Randy Howard
      • Re: reading BIOS dump, Bill Cunningham
      • Re: reading BIOS dump, CBFalconer
      • Re: reading BIOS dump, Randy Howard
      • Re: reading BIOS dump, Randy Howard
      • Re: reading BIOS dump, Bill Cunningham
      • Re: reading BIOS dump, Randy Howard
      • Re: reading BIOS dump, CBFalconer
      • Re: reading BIOS dump, Randy Howard
      • Re: reading BIOS dump, CBFalconer
      • Re: reading BIOS dump, Randy Howard
• need general help about "real-life programming", arnuld
  • Re: need general help about "real-life programming", Phlip
    • Re: need general help about "real-life programming", arnuld
      • Re: need general help about "real-life programming", Spiros Bousbouras
      • Re: need general help about "real-life programming", Steve O'Hara-Smith
      • Re: need general help about "real-life programming", arnuld
      • Re: need general help about "real-life programming", arnuld
      • Re: need general help about "real-life programming", arnuld
  • Re: need general help about "real-life programming", Dr. Abraham van Helsing
    • Re: need general help about "real-life programming", arnuld
      • Re: need general help about "real-life programming", Spiros Bousbouras
      • Re: need general help about "real-life programming", Dr. Abraham van Helsing
      • Re: need general help about "real-life programming", CBFalconer
      • Re: need general help about "real-life programming", Dr. Abraham van Helsing
  • Re: need general help about "real-life programming", Randy Howard
    • Re: need general help about "real-life programming", Spiros Bousbouras
      • Re: need general help about "real-life programming", arnuld
    • Re: need general help about "real-life programming", arnuld
  • Re: need general help about "real-life programming", Logan Shaw
  • Re: need general help about "real-life programming", Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: need general help about "real-life programming", arnuld
  • Re: need general help about "real-life programming", arnuld
• Re: does anybody know an very old technology called BBS and how to program BBS?, Ben Pfaff
• Want to iterate through 51 factorial card decks... don't know if I've got the hardware for it..., Andrew Musgrave
  • Re: Want to iterate through 51 factorial card decks... don't know if I've got the hardware for it..., Richard Heathfield
    • Re: Want to iterate through 51 factorial card decks... don't know if I've got the hardware for it..., Andrew Musgrave
    • Re: Want to iterate through 51 factorial card decks... don't know if I've got the hardware for it..., Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Want to iterate through 51 factorial card decks... don't know if I've got the hardware for it..., Martin Eisenberg
    • Re: Want to iterate through 51 factorial card decks... don't know if I've got the hardware for it..., CBFalconer
      • Re: Want to iterate through 51 factorial card decks... don't know if I've got the hardware for it..., Andrew Musgrave
      • Re: Want to iterate through 51 factorial card decks... don't know if I've got the hardware for it..., Mark P
      • Re: Want to iterate through 51 factorial card decks... don't know if I've got the hardware for it..., Andrew Musgrave
      • Re: Want to iterate through 51 factorial card decks... don't know if I've got the hardware for it..., Martin Eisenberg
      • Re: Want to iterate through 51 factorial card decks... don't know if I've got the hardware for it..., Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Want to iterate through 51 factorial card decks... don't know if I've got the hardware for it..., Spiros Bousbouras
      • Re: Want to iterate through 51 factorial card decks... don't know if I've got the hardware for it..., Arthur J. O'Dwyer
      • Re: Want to iterate through 51 factorial card decks... don't know if I've got the hardware for it..., Ben Pfaff
  • Re: Want to iterate through 51 factorial card decks... don't know if I've got the hardware for it..., Al Balmer
  • Re: Want to iterate through 51 factorial card decks... don't know if I've got the hardware for it..., Mark P
  • Re: Want to iterate through 51 factorial card decks... don't know if I've got the hardware for it..., websnarf
• Interesting problem with strcat and the " character, Dave
  • Re: Interesting problem with strcat and the " character, CBFalconer
  • Re: Interesting problem with strcat and the " character, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: Interesting problem with strcat and the " character, Richard Heathfield
  • Re: Interesting problem with strcat and the " character, Richard Heathfield
  • Re: Interesting problem with strcat and the " character, Kleine Aap
    • Re: Interesting problem with strcat and the " character, Richard Heathfield
  • Re: Interesting problem with strcat and the " character, gw7rib
• Problems with HTML Help, mr . szpaw
  • Re: Problems with HTML Help, Duane Arnold
• Releasing shared memory locks on abnormal process termination in Windows, sn
  • Re: Releasing shared memory locks on abnormal process termination in Windows, Duane Arnold
    • Re: Releasing shared memory locks on abnormal process termination in Windows, sn
      • Re: Releasing shared memory locks on abnormal process termination in Windows, Dan Mills
      • Re: Releasing shared memory locks on abnormal process termination in Windows, Duane Arnold
      • Re: Releasing shared memory locks on abnormal process termination in Windows, Dan Mills
      • Re: Releasing shared memory locks on abnormal process termination in Windows, Duane Arnold
      • Re: Releasing shared memory locks on abnormal process termination in Windows, sn
• For an article: What do you wish your CIO understood about requirements?, estherschindler
  • Re: For an article: What do you wish your CIO understood about requirements?, dcorbit
    • Re: For an article: What do you wish your CIO understood about requirements?, estherschindler
      • Re: For an article: What do you wish your CIO understood about requirements?, dcorbit
  • Re: For an article: What do you wish your CIO understood about requirements?, Malcolm
    • Re: For an article: What do you wish your CIO understood about requirements?, estherschindler
      • Re: For an article: What do you wish your CIO understood about requirements?, Malcolm
      • Re: For an article: What do you wish your CIO understood about requirements?, estherschindler
      • Re: For an article: What do you wish your CIO understood about requirements?, sjdevnull@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: For an article: What do you wish your CIO understood about requirements?, estherschindler
      • Re: For an article: What do you wish your CIO understood about requirements?, CBFalconer
      • Re: For an article: What do you wish your CIO understood about requirements?, sjdevnull@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: For an article: What do you wish your CIO understood about requirements?, Malcolm
  • Re: For an article: What do you wish your CIO understood about requirements?, sjdevnull@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: For an article: What do you wish your CIO understood about requirements?, JPWoodruff
• corel files cdr and cmx and thumbnails in it, JohnShade
  • Re: corel files cdr and cmx and thumbnails in it, [jongware]
    • Re: corel files cdr and cmx and thumbnails in it, JohnShade
      • Re: corel files cdr and cmx and thumbnails in it, JohnShade
      • Re: corel files cdr and cmx and thumbnails in it, [jongware]
      • Re: corel files cdr and cmx and thumbnails in it, JohnShade
• im confused, bhaskarvijay91 . 91
  • Re: im confused, Ico
• Multiple search string hash map, chivalc
  • Re: Multiple search string hash map, Rob Thorpe
    • Re: Multiple search string hash map, chivalc
      • Re: Multiple search string hash map, Rob Thorpe
  • Re: Multiple search string hash map, websnarf
• Are they any collaboration mechanisms for programmers?, Mike
  • Re: Are they any collaboration mechanisms for programmers?, Ico
    • Re: Are they any collaboration mechanisms for programmers?, Mike
      • Re: Are they any collaboration mechanisms for programmers?, Ico
• regarding traversal of a linked list, sam_cit
  • Re: regarding traversal of a linked list, Damian 'legion' Szuberski
  • Re: regarding traversal of a linked list, Richard Heathfield
  • Re: regarding traversal of a linked list, gw7rib
• Re: regarding heap memory area of a process memory, Keith Thompson
• algorithm for detecting sort order, Ben Pfaff
  • Re: algorithm for detecting sort order, Thad Smith
    • Re: algorithm for detecting sort order, Ben Pfaff
      • Re: algorithm for detecting sort order, dcorbit
      • Re: algorithm for detecting sort order, Ben Pfaff
      • Re: algorithm for detecting sort order, dcorbit
      • Re: algorithm for detecting sort order, Ben Pfaff
  • Re: algorithm for detecting sort order, dcorbit
    • Re: algorithm for detecting sort order, dcorbit
• A* implementation, dynamic programming, joseche
  • Re: A* implementation, dynamic programming, dcorbit
• How about a opinion from the pros?, RMK
  • Re: How about a opinion from the pros?, Malcolm
    • Re: How about a opinion from the pros?, CBFalconer
  • Re: How about a opinion from the pros?, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: How about a opinion from the pros?, Dan Mills
    • Re: How about a opinion from the pros?, CBFalconer
      • Re: How about a opinion from the pros?, Randy Howard
      • Re: How about a opinion from the pros?, Malcolm
      • Re: How about a opinion from the pros?, CBFalconer
      • Re: How about a opinion from the pros?, Dan Mills
    • Re: How about a opinion from the pros?, Steve O'Hara-Smith
  • Re: How about a opinion from the pros?, Thad Smith
  • Re: How about a opinion from the pros?, RMK
  • Re: How about a opinion from the pros?, wkaras
• good freelance site?, nroberts
  • Re: good freelance site?, pangea33
    • Re: good freelance site?, TakeReal.com
• 16 Bit Checksum for Embedded System, Need Help With Identifying Algorithm and Mem. Address, mattsforeign
  • Re: 16 Bit Checksum for Embedded System, Need Help With Identifying Algorithm and Mem. Address, moi
    • Re: 16 Bit Checksum for Embedded System, Need Help With Identifying Algorithm and Mem. Address, sr5guy
      • Re: 16 Bit Checksum for Embedded System, Need Help With Identifying Algorithm and Mem. Address, moi
      • Re: 16 Bit Checksum for Embedded System, Need Help With Identifying Algorithm and Mem. Address, sr5guy
      • Re: 16 Bit Checksum for Embedded System, Need Help With Identifying Algorithm and Mem. Address, sr5guy
      • Re: 16 Bit Checksum for Embedded System, Need Help With Identifying Algorithm and Mem. Address, sr5guy
      • Re: 16 Bit Checksum for Embedded System, Need Help With Identifying Algorithm and Mem. Address, moi
      • Re: 16 Bit Checksum for Embedded System, Need Help With Identifying Algorithm and Mem. Address, sr5guy
      • Re: 16 Bit Checksum for Embedded System, Need Help With Identifying Algorithm and Mem. Address, moi
      • Re: 16 Bit Checksum for Embedded System, Need Help With Identifying Algorithm and Mem. Address, sr5guy
      • Re: 16 Bit Checksum for Embedded System, Need Help With Identifying Algorithm and Mem. Address, Sjouke Burry
      • Re: 16 Bit Checksum for Embedded System, Need Help With Identifying Algorithm and Mem. Address, sr5guy
• Help me to understand BNF grammer, saketram
  • Re: Help me to understand BNF grammer, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: Help me to understand BNF grammer, Tobias Gneist
    • Re: Help me to understand BNF grammer, saketram
• QBASIC racetrack timer glitch, ehsratcliffe@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: QBASIC racetrack timer glitch, mensanator@xxxxxxx
    • Re: QBASIC racetrack timer glitch, ehsratcliffe@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
      • Re: QBASIC racetrack timer glitch, mensanator@xxxxxxx
      • Re: QBASIC racetrack timer glitch, mensanator@xxxxxxx
    • Re: QBASIC racetrack timer glitch, ehsratcliffe@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
      • Re: QBASIC racetrack timer glitch, mensanator@xxxxxxx
      • Re: QBASIC racetrack timer glitch, ehsratcliffe@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Looking for a programmer, Scented Nectar
  • Re: Looking for a programmer, Harold
    • Re: Looking for a programmer, Scented Nectar
  • Re: Looking for a programmer, Arthur J. O'Dwyer
    • Re: Looking for a programmer, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Looking for a programmer, Logan Shaw
      • Re: Looking for a programmer, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Looking for a programmer, Randy Howard
      • Re: Looking for a programmer, Scented Nectar
      • Re: Looking for a programmer, Randy Howard
      • Re: Looking for a programmer, Scented Nectar
      • Re: Looking for a programmer, Randy Howard
      • Re: Looking for a programmer, Scented Nectar
      • Re: Looking for a programmer, Logan Shaw
      • Re: Looking for a programmer, Arthur J. O'Dwyer
      • Re: Looking for a programmer, Logan Shaw
      • Re: Looking for a programmer, Alf P. Steinbach
      • Re: Looking for a programmer, John W. Krahn
      • Re: Looking for a programmer, Randy Howard
    • Re: Looking for a programmer, Scented Nectar
      • Re: Looking for a programmer, Randy Howard
      • Re: Looking for a programmer, Scented Nectar
      • Re: Looking for a programmer, Randy Howard
• is there any FAST ALGORITHM about Forward Maximum Match of string?, hn . ft . pris
  • Re: is there any FAST ALGORITHM about Forward Maximum Match of string?, Logan Shaw
  • Re: is there any FAST ALGORITHM about Forward Maximum Match of string?, rasmus
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: is there any FAST ALGORITHM about Forward Maximum Match of string?, Joe Seigh
    • Re: is there any FAST ALGORITHM about Forward Maximum Match of string?, hn . ft . pris
      • Re: is there any FAST ALGORITHM about Forward Maximum Match of string?, Randy Howard
• Need help with Horspool's algorithm [string matching], prophecyisback
  • Message not available
    • Re: Need help with Horspool's algorithm [string matching], CBFalconer
• IP Spoofing, Wasim
  • Re: IP Spoofing, Joe Seigh
    • Re: IP Spoofing, goose
      • Re: IP Spoofing, [jongware]
    • Re: IP Spoofing, Wasim
      • Re: IP Spoofing, Christopher Barber
  • Re: IP Spoofing, slebetman@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Iteration vs. Recursion, Arjan
• Tool for international/european account and bank code validation, Klaus Herzberg
  • Re: Tool for international/european account and bank code validation, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: Tool for international/european account and bank code validation, Klaus Herzberg
• Dividing an array into equal parts, russ . shearer
  • Re: Dividing an array into equal parts, Duncan Muirhead
    • Re: Dividing an array into equal parts, rossum
  • Re: Dividing an array into equal parts, Digital Killer
• Help me to learn BNF grammar, saketram
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Help me to learn BNF grammar, saketram
    • Re: Help me to learn BNF grammar, Reader
      • Re: Help me to learn BNF grammar, saketram
      • Re: Help me to learn BNF grammar, Jon Slaughter
    • Re: Help me to learn BNF grammar, Rob Thorpe
      • Re: Help me to learn BNF grammar, saketram
      • Re: Help me to learn BNF grammar, Richard Heathfield
• Re: Offshore Development - Services Offering, Richard Heathfield
  • Re: Offshore Development - Services Offering, CBFalconer
  • Re: Offshore Development - Services Offering, Peter "Shaggy" Haywood
    • Re: Offshore Development - Services Offering, Randy Howard
    • Re: Offshore Development - Services Offering, Richard Heathfield
• Which tools to use for early design stage of a programming project?, Martin Josefsson
  • Re: Which tools to use for early design stage of a programming project?, Thad Smith
    • Re: Which tools to use for early design stage of a programming project?, Martin Josefsson
  • Re: Which tools to use for early design stage of a programming project?, Malcolm
    • Re: Which tools to use for early design stage of a programming project?, Martin Josefsson
      • Re: Which tools to use for early design stage of a programming project?, Phlip
      • Re: Which tools to use for early design stage of a programming project?, Martin Josefsson
      • Re: Which tools to use for early design stage of a programming project?, Malcolm
      • Re: Which tools to use for early design stage of a programming project?, Martin Josefsson
      • Re: Which tools to use for early design stage of a programming project?, Phlip
      • Re: Which tools to use for early design stage of a programming project?, Martin Josefsson
      • Re: Which tools to use for early design stage of a programming project?, Malcolm
      • Re: Which tools to use for early design stage of a programming project?, Martin Josefsson
      • Re: Which tools to use for early design stage of a programming project?, Phlip
      • Re: Which tools to use for early design stage of a programming project?, Doug
      • Re: Which tools to use for early design stage of a programming project?, ArkGunSlinger
      • Re: Which tools to use for early design stage of a programming project?, Martin Josefsson
      • Re: Which tools to use for early design stage of a programming project?, Phlip
      • Re: Which tools to use for early design stage of a programming project?, Martin Josefsson
      • Re: Which tools to use for early design stage of a programming project?, Phlip
      • Re: Which tools to use for early design stage of a programming project?, Steve O'Hara-Smith
      • Re: Which tools to use for early design stage of a programming project?, sjdevnull@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Which tools to use for early design stage of a programming project?, Phlip
      • Re: Which tools to use for early design stage of a programming project?, Malcolm
      • Re: Which tools to use for early design stage of a programming project?, Phlip
  • Re: Which tools to use for early design stage of a programming project?, Martin Josefsson
• Generating a permutation for Lomuto partition so that each subproblem is balanced, downturn
• Hi, how can I optimize the following code?, kenneth
  • Re: Hi, how can I optimize the following code?, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: Hi, how can I optimize the following code?, pablo reda
  • Re: Hi, how can I optimize the following code?, Arthur J. O'Dwyer
  • Re: Hi, how can I optimize the following code?, dcorbit
  • Re: Hi, how can I optimize the following code?, tugboat90
    • Re: Hi, how can I optimize the following code?, dcorbit
      • Re: Hi, how can I optimize the following code?, Willem
      • Re: Hi, how can I optimize the following code?, tugboat90
    • Re: Hi, how can I optimize the following code?, Walter Bright
  • Re: Hi, how can I optimize the following code?, Alan Morgan
  • Re: Hi, how can I optimize the following code?, rossum
    • Re: Hi, how can I optimize the following code?, Willem
      • Re: Hi, how can I optimize the following code?, kenneth
• Problem scanning local ip, Wasim
• Re: Print linked list backwards, Old Wolf
  • Re: Print linked list backwards, Richard Harter
  • Re: Print linked list backwards, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
    • Re: Print linked list backwards, Richard Harter
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Print linked list backwards, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: Print linked list backwards, CBFalconer
      • Re: Print linked list backwards, Thad Smith
      • Re: Print linked list backwards, CBFalconer
      • Re: Print linked list backwards, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Print linked list backwards, Pascal Bourguignon
• malloc function using c, avida
  • Re: malloc function using c, Aki Tuomi
  • Re: malloc function using c, CBFalconer
  • Re: malloc function using c, santosh
  • Re: malloc function using c, Simon Richard Clarkstone
    • Re: malloc function using c, Richard Heathfield
  • Re: malloc function using c, Rob Thorpe
• Re: Programming Language Research Engine, Christopher Diggins
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Programming Language Research Engine, Christopher Diggins
    • Re: Programming Language Research Engine, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Programming Language Research Engine, Randy Howard
      • Re: Programming Language Research Engine, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Programming Language Research Engine, Randy Howard
      • Re: Programming Language Research Engine, Richard Heathfield
  • Re: Programming Language Research Engine, Christopher Diggins
• Decompilation, Christian Christmann
  • Re: Decompilation, Gene
  • Re: Decompilation, Sourcerer
    • Re: Decompilation, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Decompilation, Sourcerer
      • Re: Decompilation, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Decompilation, Sourcerer
      • Re: Decompilation, Richard Heathfield
  • Re: Decompilation, rossum
    • Re: Decompilation, Steve O'Hara-Smith
  • Re: Decompilation, enzymatic . bubble
    • Re: Decompilation, CBFalconer
  • Re: Decompilation, dcorbit
    • Re: Decompilation, Arthur J. O'Dwyer
      • Re: Decompilation, Rupert
      • Re: Decompilation, Logan Shaw
      • Re: Decompilation, dcorbit
      • Re: Decompilation, Chris Uppal
      • Re: Decompilation, Arthur J. O'Dwyer
      • Re: Decompilation, Rupert
      • Message not available
      • Re: Decompilation, Arthur J. O'Dwyer
      • Re: Decompilation, dcorbit
• Re: Why do we have different number types for different precisions?, Thad Smith
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Why do we have different number types for different precisions?, Beliavsky
• CRC-CCITT, Ed
  • Re: CRC-CCITT, dbtid
• Which is the Best cross platform language?, codergem
  • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, toby
    • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, Jon Harrop
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, toby
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, Jon Harrop
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, toby
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, Jon Harrop
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, toby
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, Jon Harrop
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, Rob Thorpe
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, goose
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, goose
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, Jon Harrop
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, goose
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, goose
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, Jon Harrop
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, goose
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, Jon Harrop
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, goose
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, Jon Harrop
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, Rob Thorpe
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, Jon Harrop
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, toby
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, goose
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, Jon Harrop
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, toby
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, Jon Harrop
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, toby
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, Gerry Quinn
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, goose
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, toby
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, Gerry Quinn
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, toby
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, toby
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, Jon Harrop
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, goose
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, Randy Howard
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, goose
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, Randy Howard
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, goose
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, Randy Howard
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, goose
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, Randy Howard
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, CBFalconer
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, Steve O'Hara-Smith
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, Randy Howard
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, Jon Harrop
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, Jon Harrop
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, goose
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, Gerry Quinn
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, toby
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, toby
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, Gerry Quinn
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, toby
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, Gerry Quinn
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, goose
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, Gerry Quinn
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, goose
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, Gerry Quinn
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, goose
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, Jon Harrop
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, goose
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, Spiros Bousbouras
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, Jon Harrop
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, Spiros Bousbouras
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, Jon Harrop
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, toby
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, goose
      • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, Rob Thorpe
  • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, Rob Thorpe
  • Re: Which is the Best cross platform language?, Greg Johnston
• a language is a language, Ed Prochak
  • Re: a language is a language, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: a language is a language, toby
    • Re: a language is a language, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: a language is a language, toby
      • Re: a language is a language, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: a language is a language, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: a language is a language, Alan Morgan
      • Re: a language is a language, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: a language is a language, CBFalconer
    • Re: a language is a language, Simon Richard Clarkstone
      • Re: a language is a language, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: a language is a language, Stephan Kuhagen
  • Re: a language is a language, Rob
    • Re: a language is a language, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: a language is a language, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: a language is a language, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: a language is a language, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: a language is a language, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: a language is a language, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: a language is a language, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: a language is a language, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: a language is a language, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: a language is a language, Jon Harrop
      • Re: a language is a language, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: a language is a language, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: a language is a language, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: a language is a language, Ben Bacarisse
      • Re: a language is a language, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: a language is a language, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: a language is a language, Ben Bacarisse
      • Combining languages in one source (Re: a language is a language), Stephan Kuhagen
      • Re: a language is a language, Ed Prochak
      • Re: a language is a language, Richard Heathfield
  • Re: a language is a language, John W. Krahn
  • Re: a language is a language, goose
    • Re: a language is a language, sjdevnull@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: a language is a language, toby
      • Re: a language is a language, sjdevnull@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: a language is a language, toby
      • Re: a language is a language, sjdevnull@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: a language is a language, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: a language is a language, Arthur J. O'Dwyer
      • Re: a language is a language, goose
      • Re: a language is a language, sjdevnull@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: a language is a language, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: a language is a language, Willem
      • Re: a language is a language, sjdevnull@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: a language is a language, Arthur J. O'Dwyer
      • Re: a language is a language, goose
      • Re: a language is a language, Arthur J. O'Dwyer
      • Re: a language is a language, goose
      • Re: a language is a language, goose
      • Re: a language is a language, sjdevnull@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: a language is a language, Stuart
      • Re: a language is a language, goose
      • Re: a language is a language, Arthur J. O'Dwyer
      • Re: a language is a language, Stuart
      • Re: a language is a language, goose
      • Re: a language is a language, Arthur J. O'Dwyer
      • Re: a language is a language, Stuart
      • Re: a language is a language, Ed Prochak
      • Re: a language is a language, goose
      • Re: a language is a language, sjdevnull@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: a language is a language, goose
      • Re: a language is a language, Arthur J. O'Dwyer
      • Re: a language is a language, sjdevnull@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: a language is a language, Alan Morgan
      • Re: a language is a language, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: a language is a language, Arthur J. O'Dwyer
      • Re: a language is a language, Ed Prochak
      • Re: a language is a language, Alf P. Steinbach
      • Re: a language is a language, Logan Shaw
  • Re: a language is a language, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
• mouse cursore, kunwar
  • Re: mouse cursore, santosh
    • Re: mouse cursore, Randy Howard
• Data structure visual design, alex.shtf@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Data structure visual design, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: Data structure visual design, Phlip
    • Re: Data structure visual design, alex.shtf@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Data structure visual design, Chris Uppal
    • Re: Data structure visual design, alex.shtf@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Data structure visual design, Duane Arnold
  • Re: Data structure visual design, Duane Arnold
• Re: Easy non-recursive way to cycle through permutations?, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
• Re: How to implement a firewall for Windows platform that blocks based on Mac addresses instead of IP addresses, Gordon Burditt
• change vncpassword via c programing, solanki.chandrakant@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: change vncpassword via c programing, santosh
• Does Java supports calls to Register Variables., Sanny
  • Re: Does Java supports calls to Register Variables., Chris Dollin
    • Re: Does Java supports calls to Register Variables., Oliver Wong
    • Re: Does Java supports calls to Register Variables., Chris Uppal
  • Re: Does Java supports calls to Register Variables., santosh
    • Re: Does Java supports calls to Register Variables., Chris Uppal
  • Re: Does Java supports calls to Register Variables., Rob Thorpe
  • Re: Does Java supports calls to Register Variables., websnarf
• How much fast is C program, Sanny
  • Re: How much fast is C program, Richard Heathfield
    • Re: How much fast is C program, Sanny
      • Re: How much fast is C program, [Jongware]
      • Re: How much fast is C program, Sanny
      • Re: How much fast is C program, Chris Dollin
      • Re: How much fast is C program, santosh
      • Message not available
      • Re: How much fast is C program, santosh
      • Re: How much fast is C program, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: How much fast is C program, Chris Uppal
• parsers, Jon Slaughter
  • Re: parsers, dcorbit
  • Re: parsers, Jon Harrop
  • Re: parsers, Chris Uppal
• problem running executable created using g++ on windows, abhi . vg
  • Re: problem running executable created using g++ on windows, Rob Thorpe
  • Re: problem running executable created using g++ on windows, santosh
• Using git on a FAT32 system???, florian
  • Re: Using git on a FAT32 system???, Rob Thorpe
• Re: Usenet policing, Andrew Nicholson
  • Re: Usenet policing, Rob Thorpe
• setfocus, nil
  • Re: setfocus, Mr. Arnold6
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • setfocus, nil
• sort algorithm?, K
  • Re: sort algorithm?, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: sort algorithm?, pete
    • Re: sort algorithm?, pete
  • Re: sort algorithm?, pete
  • Re: sort algorithm?, Charles Richmond
    • Re: sort algorithm?, Arthur J. O'Dwyer
      • Re: sort algorithm?, Charles Richmond
      • Re: sort algorithm?, Arthur J. O'Dwyer
• Computer Programming tutorials, RajaJee
  • Re: Computer Programming tutorials, Richard Heathfield
    • Re: Computer Programming tutorials, goose
• big-oh question, babyip
  • Re: big-oh question, Richard Heathfield
    • Re: big-oh question, Thad Smith
  • Re: big-oh question, August Karlstrom
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • big-oh question, babyip
    • Re: big-oh question, CBFalconer
    • Re: big-oh question, pete
    • Re: big-oh question, Thad Smith
      • Re: big-oh question, Logan Shaw
      • Re: big-oh question, Willem
      • Re: big-oh question, Arthur J. O'Dwyer
      • Re: big-oh question, Willem
      • Re: big-oh question, Arthur J. O'Dwyer
      • Re: big-oh question, Logan Shaw
      • Re: big-oh question, Ben Pfaff
      • Re: big-oh question, Logan Shaw
      • Re: big-oh question, Ben Pfaff
      • Re: big-oh question, pete
      • Re: big-oh question, Arthur J. O'Dwyer
      • Re: big-oh question, Ben Pfaff
      • Re: big-oh question, pete
      • Re: big-oh question, Oliver Wong
      • Re: big-oh question, Mike
      • Re: big-oh question, Oliver Wong
• How would you store this data?, Nobody
  • Re: How would you store this data?, Mark P
  • Re: How would you store this data?, mensanator@xxxxxxx
  • Re: How would you store this data?, Logan Shaw
  • Re: How would you store this data?, goose
• DTPicker dramatically slows down from Win2000 to XP, Christy
  • Re: DTPicker dramatically slows down from Win2000 to XP, Mr. Arnold6
• Re: An easy programming language to learn, Adam Sandler
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: An easy programming language to learn, toby
  • Re: An easy programming language to learn, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
  • Re: An easy programming language to learn, Norm
    • Re: An easy programming language to learn, toby
      • Re: An easy programming language to learn, Norm
      • Re: An easy programming language to learn, mensanator@xxxxxxx
      • Re: An easy programming language to learn, toby
    • Error actions (was: An easy programming language to learn), CBFalconer
      • Re: Error actions (was: An easy programming language to learn), toby
      • Re: Error actions (was: An easy programming language to learn), Norm
      • Re: Error actions (was: An easy programming language to learn), Steve O'Hara-Smith
      • Re: Error actions (was: An easy programming language to learn), Norm
      • Re: Error actions (was: An easy programming language to learn), Steve O'Hara-Smith
      • Re: Error actions (was: An easy programming language to learn), Norm
      • Re: Error actions (was: An easy programming language to learn), Steve O'Hara-Smith
      • Re: Error actions (was: An easy programming language to learn), Norm
      • Re: Error actions, Ben Pfaff
    • Re: An easy programming language to learn, Rob Thorpe
      • Re: An easy programming language to learn, Norm
• UML sample project?, R.A.M.
  • Re: UML sample project?, Mr. Arnold6
• Heap of the application, karthikbg
  • Re: Heap of the application, Phlip
    • Re: Heap of the application, karthikbg
      • Re: Heap of the application, [Jongware]
      • Re: Heap of the application, Rob Thorpe
      • Re: Heap of the application, Logan Shaw
      • Re: Heap of the application, karthikbg
      • Re: Heap of the application, Logan Shaw
  • Re: Heap of the application, Chris Dollin
  • Re: Heap of the application, Rob Thorpe
    • Re: Heap of the application, karthikbg
      • Re: Heap of the application, Scott McPhillips [MVP]
    • Re: Heap of the application, karthikbg
      • Re: Heap of the application, Rob Thorpe
      • Re: Heap of the application, CBFalconer
      • Re: Heap of the application, Chris Uppal
      • Re: Heap of the application, CBFalconer
      • Re: Heap of the application, Richard Harter
      • Re: Heap of the application, CBFalconer
  • Re: Heap of the application, pete
• Keeping variable declarations and initialization together, Eric
  • Re: Keeping variable declarations and initialization together, L7
  • Re: Keeping variable declarations and initialization together, Ed Prochak
  • Re: Keeping variable declarations and initialization together, CBFalconer
  • Re: Keeping variable declarations and initialization together, Simon Richard Clarkstone
  • Re: Keeping variable declarations and initialization together, Martin Eisenberg
• Re: web development question, drink . the . koolaid
  • Re: web development question, Rob Thorpe
  • Re: web development question, CBFalconer
• report viewer, e_twal
  • Re: report viewer, [Jongware]
  • Re: report viewer, Mr. Arnold6
• Web Service, minu84augustine
  • Re: Web Service, Mr. Arnold6
• help needed, nil
  • Re: help needed, Mr. Arnold6
• flexible array members, Roman Mashak
  • Re: flexible array members, Arthur J. O'Dwyer
• Re: A File System, toby
• DotNetNuke setup, R.A.M.
  • Re: DotNetNuke setup, Mr. Arnold6
• Fuzzy country name matching, redflyingpig
  • Re: Fuzzy country name matching, Rob Thorpe
  • Re: Fuzzy country name matching, Bjorn Reese
• A Problem with makefile., prasadjoshi124
  • Re: A Problem with makefile., Rob Thorpe
  • Re: A Problem with makefile., CBFalconer
  • Re: A Problem with makefile., William
    • Re: A Problem with makefile., toby
      • Re: A Problem with makefile., William
      • Re: A Problem with makefile., toby
      • Re: A Problem with makefile., Rob Thorpe
      • Re: A Problem with makefile., toby
• Re: How to trace code?, grid
  • Re: How to trace code?, sam
    • Re: How to trace code?, Martin Eisenberg
      • Re: How to trace code?, CBFalconer
      • Re: How to trace code?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: How to trace code?, Richard Heathfield
• Concurrent computing and the Actor Model, seek for suggestions, fulimin
  • Re: Concurrent computing and the Actor Model, seek for suggestions, Arthur J. O'Dwyer
    • Re: Concurrent computing and the Actor Model, seek for suggestions, fulimin
      • Re: Concurrent computing and the Actor Model, seek for suggestions, Arthur J. O'Dwyer
      • Re: Concurrent computing and the Actor Model, seek for suggestions, fulimin
      • Re: Concurrent computing and the Actor Model, seek for suggestions, santosh
      • Re: Concurrent computing and the Actor Model, seek for suggestions, fulimin
      • Re: Concurrent computing and the Actor Model, seek for suggestions, santosh
      • Re: Concurrent computing and the Actor Model, seek for suggestions, fulimin
• Re: half-avalanche and hashing, moi
• Re: The Problem with Programming, Hadron Quark
• Re: A "How would you do this" type of question., mike
• Re: How to trace code without documentation?, David
• Re: Shortest path via ..., Arthur J. O'Dwyer
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Shortest path via ..., wade
    • Re: Shortest path via ..., mailto . anand . hariharan
      • Re: Shortest path via ..., Oliver Wong
      • Re: Shortest path via ..., Arthur J. O'Dwyer
      • Re: Shortest path via ..., wade
    • Re: Shortest path via ..., mailto . anand . hariharan
• Re: Programmer mood, CBFalconer
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Programmer mood, David
  • Re: Programmer mood, Mr. Arnold6
    • Re: Programmer mood, In mood of programming
      • Re: Programmer mood, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Programmer mood, David
      • Re: Programmer mood, David
      • Re: Programmer mood, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Programmer mood, Chris Uppal
      • Re: Programmer mood, CBFalconer
      • Re: Programmer mood, Oliver Wong
      • Re: Programmer mood, Richard Heathfield
      • Re: Programmer mood, David
      • Re: Programmer mood, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Programmer mood, Richard Heathfield

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