{ Coding can of worms }
21-Feb-91 11:10:38
Sb: #7765-{ Coding can of worms }
Fm: Black Belt Systems 76004,1771
To: Syndesis 76004,1763
Because, o uninformed and prejudiced one, there are higher performance
recognition behaiviors you could be utilizing; there are certain types of
repair/update/insert behaviors you could be using that aren't possibel with
the staggered and badly indented bracing techniques; because, even tho you
may be massively familiar with your particular bracing techniques, you
could be just as familiar with another style – which would gain you in
productivity, my feeling is.
You know by now that Black Belt is a pretty productive software house. More
than most Amiga vendors, there is no question of that. In fact, a LOT more.
This is one of the primary reasons why – not that there aren't good
programmers onvolved – that's a primary requisite, and I make that
assumtion about you (or I wouldn't be planning on putting your software
into my machines !) but the best programmer will perform better in an
environment that enhances his performance.
You seem to think that because you're used to your style, that you couldn't
get more out of another style. Learning curve? Confidence that your style
is the highest performance style? Both?
Will you grant me that there are better ways to do some things, yet often
both will work, just some are faster and better? Perhaps, just perhaps, the
Un*x way might not be it, eh?
Ben
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