looks like a typo, anyway

[Cesar Quiroz]

Let me say that I feel it is a bad thing to flame people who are in error.
And is a good thing to have this net to find the ways out of our errors.
For we all have sinned (and some of us are unrepentant).  Let's take more
submissions with :-)'s galore and few (AT LEAST!) with some technical 
contents.  Now, to the business at hand:

>From article <601 at dicomed.UUCP> (dmh at dicomed.UUCP (Dave Hollander)):
>
>Well excuse me!  I was trained as a programer in collage ( in Pascal of
>course) ...

I myself have a very low opinion about Pascal, but it is certainly unfair
to use it for collage or consider it an example of such... :-)  No, it isn't
a multifarious collection of surprising things, but a very methodical and
consistent collection of restrictions and missed oportunities.

> ... and also by Bell Laboratories but these types of problems are
>beyond what they saw fit to teach.  

However, you may agree that in no discipline one may progress by simply
learning what others "see fit to teach".  Let's hear for the old virtue 
of going beyond that and getting *what one sees fit to learn*.

>
>    ... 
>
>I hope you have to fix one of my broken programs some day!
>

That sounds like a terrible curse :-) May your $paths take you some day to ALL 
the sources in the usenet and be your pains as long and frightening as the lint
warnings you will get (How's that for a counter-curse?)

>						Dave Hollander

Cesar 
-- 
Cesar Augusto  Quiroz Gonzalez

Department of Computer Science     {allegra|seismo}!rochester!quiroz
University of Rochester            or
Rochester,  NY 14627               quiroz at ROCHESTER