>>IMHO C gives you the 'Opportunity' to be structured. Yet I have seen scary, scary code from even scarier people. Recursive, spagetti, and just poor. But, on the other side of the coin I have been honored to see some astonishingly good code. A great dino was Mel. Unfortunately, I never personaly met mel.
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>> Mel, A REAL programmer
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>>Excerpt from above link:
>>I have often felt that programming is an art form,
>>whose real value can only be appreciated
>>by another versed in the same arcane art;
>>there are lovely gems and brilliant coups
>>hidden from human view and admiration, sometimes forever,
>>by the very nature of the process.
>>You can learn a lot about an individual
>>just by reading through his code,
>>even in hexadecimal.
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>Hey Joe, I really liked this one :) You can also say that there is a lot more
>than what can be seen here in either of us. I really appreciate this side of
>character of yours!

Thanks, Robert. Many people could not begin to appreciate the perfect beauty of a self evaluating loop triggered by an overflow condition. :) Its that kind thing that keeps me going. Searching for and trying to be more of a real programmer. I guess I enjoy the process more than the product.

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