On Tuesday, January 4, 2005, at 03:31  PM, Brian Stevens wrote:

> Good to see you back Robert.

(and thanks for similar, George)

I'm sort of back, still an expatriate of sorts and the good to see 
you's might should wait until I spout off like the insane whale I've 
become. :) This place is in dire need of a reality check.

But I'll just let you all kill the messenger as is common around here, 
and go back to business as usual (declining business)

Anyhow, To Be Blunt...

I offer as my returning gift,  The FutileBasic Challenge...

Robert

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> On Jan 4, 2005, at 1:12 PM, Robert Covington wrote:
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>>>> Can you just skip the need for pointers...(assuming that Fn Example 
>>>> and Fn Example2 return some parameter value you are passing via Fn 
>>>> iAmHere? )
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>>> the question 1 is that the result of  " @fn myFn " seems not correct 
>>> , so perhaps we need a message from the compiler.
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>>>  without globals or assembler or write to a file ,i do something as :
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>> Best to await the decree from The Portal of All Linked Sausages and 
>> Jump Tables (Robert Purves) and spare myself any further travails and 
>> shots in the function pointer void. I'm still at chapter one of my 
>> compiler book.
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>> r
>> =
>> c
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