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Willenium tugs our sleeve and says: Tell us why the past was a bit shit. You may wish to use witty anecdotes reflecting your own personal experience.
( , Thu 29 Aug 2013, 13:06)
Willenium tugs our sleeve and says: Tell us why the past was a bit shit. You may wish to use witty anecdotes reflecting your own personal experience.
( , Thu 29 Aug 2013, 13:06)
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Right, I know this one
Maxam 1.5 FTFW. Best assembler the CPC ever had, unless you asked the French, who all used DAMS. And some people used Roland Waddilove's RAW Assembler, which was a type-in in CWTA, because it was free.
I'm about the only person who still uses hard tabs in any open source project I contribute to, and the sole reason for that is that I learned to program on an Amstrad with 40k space for source code, and a hard tab saved five bytes.
( , Tue 3 Sep 2013, 23:59, 1 reply)
Maxam 1.5 FTFW. Best assembler the CPC ever had, unless you asked the French, who all used DAMS. And some people used Roland Waddilove's RAW Assembler, which was a type-in in CWTA, because it was free.
I'm about the only person who still uses hard tabs in any open source project I contribute to, and the sole reason for that is that I learned to program on an Amstrad with 40k space for source code, and a hard tab saved five bytes.
( , Tue 3 Sep 2013, 23:59, 1 reply)
Nope, I still use tabs
but only because I can't STAND repeatedly pressing the space bar.
( , Wed 4 Sep 2013, 12:34, closed)
but only because I can't STAND repeatedly pressing the space bar.
( , Wed 4 Sep 2013, 12:34, closed)
If only every single text editor and IDE of the last twenty years allowed you to insert a configurable number of spaces using the tab key ...
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