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Am I the only one who likes the current SDL (well, most of it)? I think
I've changed my opinion on this over time, as I used to be all for a
brand new SDL with all kinds of programming features and blah blah blah...
Now, I'm at the point that I love the current SDL's simplicity, as well
as its imperative nature. I would just want some cleaning up done with
it, mainly:
1) Any and every # statement needs to be thrown out, and a new
consistent system implemented. This includes declarations, control
structures, object identifiers, file i/o, and output streams.
2) As a result of 1) above, macros would be re-engineered. Yay!
3) We need some way of examining and modifying previously declared objects.
We could implement the above while keeping the majority of SDL identical
to what it currently is, though.
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...Chambers
www.pacificwebguy.com
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