...I'm not knocking anyone here; we all
have to start somewhere, but there do appear to be a lot of guys
programming systems with some pretty shaky foundations in procedural
languages, and even simple syntactic issues (like the root of this
thread) could wreak havoc scrambling your processor's brains. So I
suppose you could argue "Pointers don't kill processors, programmers
do" ;-)
Hey, I resemble that comment. ;)
But in all honesty, I think the majority of Crestron programmers
don't have procedural backgrounds, and don't really need to, it's not
a procedural language, some people might even say that it's not MEANT
to be programmed with S+.
A lot of the programmers here are the 'cream of the crop' and I for
one appreciate the help, but I also like to think I help as well.
Sure, not with pointers or 'dynamic memory assignment' or what-have-
you, and also make syntax errors that I ask about, but helping out
with a 'I can't figure out how the example checksum is calculated' is
good too...right? ;)
