scott wrote:
>> All we need now is for Warp to pop up and tell me that if only I used 
>> a *real* programming environment like VisualStudio C++, I would only 
>> need to click on a button and everything would instantly work right...
> 
> Or Scott to pop up and tell you to just use a .net language and be done 
> with COM altogether.

So I have a choice between a nice programming language with limited 
ability to access the outside world, or a language that can access the 
outside world but can't actually do much with it. Great...

Actually, I already had this choice. Anything .NET can do, C++ can do. 
Just don't expect it to help you in any way if you make a mistake.

Actually, come to think of it, there's always hand-written assembly...

> What do you think of this?
> 
> http://www.ffconsultancy.com/dotnet/fsharp/rule30/code/1/rule30.fs

I don't really understand all the graphics-related stuff that's 
happening, but the definition of rule 30 itself seems relatively 
straight-forward.

(I did briefly look at F# a while back, but abandoned it because it's 
not really functional.)

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