From: | Sensei |
Date: | 30 Sep 2001 at 20:44:23 |
Subject: | [amiga-c] Re: MyLibrary and SetFunction |
Czesc Alexander!
Dnia 30-Sep-01, Alexander Niven-Jenkins napisał:
> That's a bit harsh isn't it? The poor bloke only posted it as an example
> to help.
I'm so sorry. I was a bit pissed off that he was blaming PatchControl for his
own bug...
> Why should he have to write a more portable program? If it solves his
> needs that's all that needs to be done.
He have wrote lot of definitions for MaxonC++, VBCC, DCC, StormC so I guess be
wanted to write portable program...
> Assuming it was written in StormC I havn't downloded it:
> As for the __saveds stuff as they do nothing in StormC he hasn't included
> them, as he has written it in StormC and from his point of view doesn't
> want to support SAS/C this isn't a problem.
__saveds AFAIK is not only SAS/C feature. And executables that are using
absolute addressing modes are slower than the same compiled in near data
model. Making software that don't have all these __saveds to work correctly
with near data model is a bit of unnecessary work in comparision to write
couple letters by original author (because he should know where write them in
first place), isn't?
> Every body isn't going to write their code to support every compiler you
> know, especially if they do not have those compilers.
There is no need to have all of them at all! You just /should/ know how to
write portable program, if you are thinking about programming seriously.
Especially because there are just couple rules how to do this...
Regards!
Przemyslaw 'SENSEI' Gruchala
code/gfx2d/gfx3d/webmaster
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