In article <3A1A427F.5843FFB8@ij.net>, Matt Giwer <jul### [at] ijnet> 
wrote:

> 	Object oriented. The entire GUI screen is an object. That little PPS
> number in the bottom right is a daughter process. The entire screen is
> updated for that little change. I didn't make it that way, Gates did. 

You posted another message lately blaming object-oriented programming 
for large application sizes...do you have any actual data to back up 
your claims? Do you even know what OOP is? I doubt it...and the more 
likely explanations for large size and slow response are poor design, 
the ability to more easily and quickly add features in an OOP framework, 
and lack of incentive to optimize for speed and space because of 
computers fast enough and with enough memory that these problems 
disappear.

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Christopher James Huff
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