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From: ian@rsd.bel.alcatel.be (Ian Ward)
Subject: Re: HOOD?
Date: 1996/07/04
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In article 3A7B@rsd.bel.alcatel.be, Jan Wuyts <wuytsj@rsd.bel.alcatel.be> () writes:
.. Little snip...

> If you take that aspect into account  when you start your 
>design work and break it  down in such a way that you avoid the
>unnecessary buffer tasks t hen there is nothing against this 
>HOOD method.
>
>Cheers
>-- 
>                                        _____________
>      Jan Wuyts (RS34)                  \     ^     /

... another little snip ...

It seems that Jan was thinking exactly the same thing as me
here, but he put it much more succintly, just like I wish I had
been able to do. I have to agree with what he says (not just
because he's my boss :-)


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