decline of net.lang.c
C Waldman
cgw at mruxe.UUCP
Tue Jul 8 23:59:30 AEST 1986
Well, the time has finally come for me to hit the old 'U' key...
too bad, this newsgroup used to be more interesting- seems like
all I ever see anymore are people asking questions that could
be answered by a quick look at the manual- you call yourselves C
programmers, and you _still_ dont understand pointers? But the last straw
when reading the most recent posting on this = versus == versus
:= issue- MEYER at RADC-TOPS20.ARPA proposes a 'new angle' on the question-
how many times do tou use each, and how many keystrokes, and wonders what K&R
would think of that... well, it's on page 17:
Since assignment is about twice as frequent as equality testing in C
programs, it's apporpriate that the operator be half as long.
The question about negative bit-shifts was of the same ilk- the answer
is in front of your nose, if you just look-
I just don't have the time to read this group anymore. bye-bye.
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