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In article <44hhdk$50c@morgan.vf.mmc.com>, spurr (Allan Spurr) writes:
>
> --
> I can agree with some of the things you have said especially if I need
> to hack out a quick and dirty program which I will never need to re-visit
> and which no-one else will ever have to maintain.  However, in my work
> and
> experience I want code that is readable, maintainable and easily
> upgradable.
> All of the things you cited then mean grades of 0, 0 and 0 for the
> catagories
> I have just listed.
>
> All in All, for a large project I will stick with Ada or C++ provided I
> am not
> stuck with a bunch of re-trained C hackers.
>
>
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I think I agree here too - most util I write for my own use end up being in
M2 or something related because I cannot be bothered to debug it more than
I have to.

For bigger projects involving other programmers I find myself stuck using
C++ because nobody else feel "up" to using Modula-x.

Too bad really, but I suppose that's why they pay me by the hour.

Jan Walter

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