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Full_Name
memsom at post.interalpha.co.uk
Tue Aug 21 16:42:43 CEST 2001
Quoting "Michael A. Hess" <mhess at miraclec.com>:
> Full_Name wrote:
> >
> > Touché, mi amigo. However, I'm currently too busy on the BeOS port..
>
> No offense Matt but you are criticizing the FPC team for doing what you
> consider to be useless unecessary modes in the compiler and then you
> state that you are porting to BeOS.
I'm a Delphi programmer. 1.1 is amazing. I've had a play with it, and it passes
my simple interface test :-)
At home I'm a BeOS user. I have no interest in Windows - I'm sick to death of
it. Porting to BeOS is fun. No one cares, no one want's it (although the
interest in it is pretty amazing.)
> I think you will find many more
> people interested in using the various modes of FPC then you will every
> find interested in a BeOS port.
Yep. I never said BeOS was popular, or that a port would be popular. It's a
pointless waste of time. Just as the Amiga port is now.
I'd like to see a Mac port for Power PC though. Not that I'm offering to do it,
mind.
> My point isn't to criticize you but to make you see that while you find
> a BeOS port valuable,
No, it's useless. BeOS is dead, but I'm enjoying myself and it gets me away
from Windows. I'm also learning C++ at the same time.
> So in the same light please be aware that some
> people might consider the other modes of the compiler to be just as
> important as a BeOS port is to you. :-)
They must really hate FPC if they do ;-)
--
"Computer games don't affect kids; I mean if Pac-Man affected us as kids,
we'd all be running around in darkened rooms, munching magic pills and
listening to repetitive electronic music."
Kristian Wilson,
Nintendo, Inc, 1989
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