Dear Christian,
I think we could get out well, since my favourite programming languages are:
Assembly and Pascal. ;)
I prefer both of them, as well (so it's just because of the
alphabetical order, that I wrote assembly in the first place).
However, I use them for different things. For example, I
> The lesson to be drawn today: develop in Pascal, since that's not
> case-sensitive, and have a nice system for handling modules (units).
> :p
After one year of Pascal "introduction" in school I still couldn't write
code easier to read/understand/maintain than my Assembly programs.
Consider t
Solution:
On line 44:
struct country mycountry; /* NLS stuff added 0.91k */
Change "country" to "COUNTRY", because C is case-sensitive. :) Rugxulo
figured it out.
The lesson to be drawn today: develop in Pascal, since that's not
case-sensitive, and have a nice system for handling modules (units
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From: MegaBrutal
Date: 2009/8/5
Subject: Unable to compile format
To: Eric Auer
Hi Eric,
I've downloaded the source code of FORMAT (file name:
format-0.91v.zip). I've tried to compile it, but the compile fails,
despite I have TC++ and MAKE. It states the
