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Re: Report on defect in M2 vs C (Was Modula-2, Modula-3, C or C++)

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From: Bob Kitzberger
Date: Fri, 29 Sep 1995 22:02
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Viet-Trung Luu (vluu@napier.uwaterloo.ca) wrote:

: The Modula-n programming languages are pretty good. However, they suffer 
: in their Pascal heritage. The C-type syntax is much more concise and 
: consistent (no flames please).

Come on.  You can't post something so blatantly arguable as "C-type
syntax is much more concise" and then ask for no flames.  Your
argument revolves around your idealization of C syntax; if someone
can't attack that, then they can't attack your argument.

Also, I don't buy the part about C "being more powerful".  No flames
please ;-)

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Bob Kitzberger	      Rational Software Corporation       rlk@rational.com
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Subject: Re: Report on defect in M2 vs C (Was Modula-2, Modula-3, C or C++)
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