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>>>>> "Maynard" == Maynard Handley <name99@mac.com> writes:
> Languages that don't provide what current programmers want and expect are
> dead. You can whine all you like about how much I suck because I expect an
> IDE, but I am simply telling you the way it is.

That's a curious definition of "dead" which seems strangely close to the
definition of "non-mainstream".


	Stefan "being an Emacs hacker, I'm obviously biased"