(Yet More On) Acorn's RISC OS Library

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1 total messages Started by S.R.Mansfield Fri, 30 Oct 1992 16:37

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Author: S.R.Mansfield
Date: Fri, 30 Oct 1992 16:37

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Theres a lot of talk about RISC OS Libraries at the moment
and people writing their own etc. Has any one actually stated
the problems with Desktop C RISC_OSLib object file? I mean which
parts of the library are fast/slow, bugged/reliable, bloat/slim...

The purpose of this article is to ask if any one has any information
on this they could post? I got a feeling of paranonia when I used
it 5 months ago. At that time, when my application failed and defied
all logic I did not know which to question, my program or the library?
Since then I have used as little of the library as possible, and 
program development has been long.  On the good side though, the code
produced has been small by comparison and faster.

So, any one out there got any FACTS they wish to share? Does Acorn 
mind expanding on its use and reliability?

( These facts may have already been discused, if so please tell me
  where I could find the news and read it ) 


Thanks,
   Stephen Mansfield.


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