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Paul said:./ normally does not have vaporware... are a bunch of ruby (a very high
level language) programmers going learn asm?
No offence intended.
Well, having written a few embedded operating systems, and plenty of
assembler (& C & C++ & Java etc etc) in my time. I use ruby exactly
because it is a very high level language.
--programmer to really appreciate it. I doubt I am alone in the ruby
community.
You could cause offense with those kinds of comments. Even if you don't
intend to.
Ralph
You could cause offense with those kinds of comments. Even if you don't
intend to.
--Ralph
Simon Strandgaard said:http://developers.slashdot.org/developers/04/01/13/0123250.shtml?tid=185&tid=190
I submitted it at osnews, not expecting it to show up at slashdot.
The osnews wave of visitors gave ~22000 hits in one day!
the ROS project is about one month old and still in the planning state.
Ralph said:Well, having written a few embedded operating systems, and plenty of
assembler (& C & C++ & Java etc etc) in my time. I use ruby exactly
because it is a very high level language. Perhaps it takes a low lever
programmer to really appreciate it. I doubt I am alone in the ruby
community.
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