Standardization questions --
William J. Laubenheimer
wildbill at ucbvax.ARPA
Wed Nov 14 19:06:38 AEST 1984
> Lines or portions of lines beginning with '##' are ignored, except
> within single or double quotes, or within the /* other kind of */ comment.
> This rule applies even if the remainder of the line contains '/*'.
> Voila! No problems with nesting, and it's always immediately obvious whether
> a line is commented out, if you use consistently use only ## in new programs.
> This also has the advantage that all existing correct sources would remain
> correct, which is not true under comment nesting.
> Dave Decot hpda!decot
I realize this is a few weeks old (I've been getting behind in the news),
and may have been answered already, BUT...
Obviously you've never heard of EQUEL (that's okay; those of us who have
spend too much time wishing we hadn't ... but that's another story).
Bill Laubenheimer
----------------------------------------UC-Berkeley Computer Science
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