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Likes reading through C/C++ code for fun, and understanding, documenting, and improving it – though I'm far from an expert in either and my hat is continually off to Andy, Thomas, and James (and everyone else) for their wonderful code. Oddly enough, I find Nasal code to be harder to read, probably due to the fact that C/C++ and very structured languages and Nasal is not (it almost needs DbC at times!).
Likes reading through C/C++ code for fun, and understanding, documenting, and improving it – though I'm far from an expert in either and my hat is continually off to Andy, Thomas, and James (and everyone else) for their wonderful code. Oddly enough, I find Nasal code to be harder to read, probably due to the fact that C/C++ and very structured languages and Nasal is not (it almost needs DbC at times!).
Currently working hard on my joystick back-end: the control_function library and mode system (I'm creating a GUI mode editor in Canvas, which is not an easy task, but at least less frustrating than PUI dialogs).


Favorite languages:
Favorite languages:
* Nasal (of course)
* Nasal (of course)
* C & C++ (different beasts; I like C++'s ::iterators in particular)
* Python (was my first language; I like most things about it except its duck typing – which works well until I actually need typing)
* Python (rusty by now, but it was my first language before Nasal)
* C & C++ (different beasts; I like C++'s classes and ::iterators in particular)
* Languages yet to be discovered: I hope to find more that I like!
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