• Ant (7/12) Apr 27 2004 One of the quotes from the recent slashdot was something like
• Andy Friesen (3/7) Apr 27 2004 Don't you mean "He who laughs last obviously didn't get the joke at firs...
• Ant (8/14) Apr 27 2004 ? no(???). Maybe that saying has a differente meaning
• Andy Friesen (3/20) Apr 27 2004 It's just another joke. ;)
• vanh (3/9) Apr 27 2004 Not to mention your excuse for a long coffee break. An a chance to gigle...

Ant <Ant_member pathlink.com> writes:

In article <c6lvfr$1va4$1 digitaldaemon.com>,
Achilleas Margaritis, on the old D group, says...
I mean, where are the battles with C++ headers and implementation files ? with
mutual dependencies ? insane compile times ? memory management, null pointers
and crashes ? template magic to avoid name conflicts ? I already miss them...

:-) I am only joking, of course. D significantly reduces development time, to
the point that it is ...almost boring!!!

One of the quotes from the recent slashdot was something like
"the C++ guys are laughing at you"
the D answer is of course
"He who gets laughs last laughs loudest"

Ant

Andy Friesen <andy ikagames.com> writes:

Ant wrote:
 One of the quotes from the recent slashdot was something like
 "the C++ guys are laughing at you"
 the D answer is of course
 "He who gets laughs last laughs loudest"

Don't you mean "He who laughs last obviously didn't get the joke at first"?

  -- andy

Ant <Ant_member pathlink.com> writes:

In article <c6m12s$21qb$1 digitaldaemon.com>, Andy Friesen says...
Ant wrote:
 One of the quotes from the recent slashdot was something like
 "the C++ guys are laughing at you"
 the D answer is of course
 "He who gets laughs last laughs loudest"

Don't you mean "He who laughs last obviously didn't get the joke at first"?

? no(???). Maybe that saying has a differente meaning
on English than the one I was used to on my old language... ???

So I don't understand if you are proposing a correction or
making another joke (???)... cultural differences...
Obviously I understand your phrase, just not some potencial hidden meaning.

???

Ant

Andy Friesen <andy ikagames.com> writes:

Ant wrote:

 In article <c6m12s$21qb$1 digitaldaemon.com>, Andy Friesen says...
 
Ant wrote:

One of the quotes from the recent slashdot was something like
"the C++ guys are laughing at you"
the D answer is of course
"He who gets laughs last laughs loudest"

Don't you mean "He who laughs last obviously didn't get the joke at first"?

 
 ? no(???). Maybe that saying has a differente meaning
 on English than the one I was used to on my old language... ???
 
 So I don't understand if you are proposing a correction or
 making another joke (???)... cultural differences...
 Obviously I understand your phrase, just not some potencial hidden meaning.

It's just another joke. ;)

  -- andy

vanh <vanh_member pathlink.com> writes:

I mean, where are the battles with C++ headers and implementation files ? with
mutual dependencies ? insane compile times ? memory management, null pointers
and crashes ? template magic to avoid name conflicts ? I already miss them...

:-) I am only joking, of course. D significantly reduces development time, to
the point that it is ...almost boring!!!


Not to mention your excuse for a long coffee break. An a chance to gigle with
that gorgeous receptionist.

Vanh