🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <815959624snz@wash.demon.co.uk>
   John Washington <john@wash.demon.co.uk> writes:
> 
> You could store your script file somewhere else, and generate
> autoexec.net from it with a pre-processor.  And that's actually
> what I do myself, though not to make comments prettier.

It makes maintainance more difficult - or, at least, more time consuming. 
I guess you could convert demon.bat into a make file, forcing 
autoexec.net to be rebuilt if it has changed before net.exe is run, but I 
like a simple life :-)

(Actually, the idea of converting demon.bat into a make file sounds like 
the sort of thing I'd do on a wet Sunday; sad, isn't it?)

Mark.
-- 
int MeaningOfLife (void) { return 42; }   // mcr@holly.demon.co.uk
function MeaningOfLife :integer; begin MeaningOfLife := 6 * 9 end;