"Wizard" <Wizard> wrote:
> Sabrina Kilian <ykg### [at] SUCKSvtedu> wrote:
> > On Wed, 30 Apr 2008 14:30:56 -0300, Nicolas Alvarez wrote:
> >
> > > Wizard escribió:
> > >>  Thanks !!
> > >>    Mr Thorsten,
> > >>    Yes, You are absolutely correct ! This is not the most coherent
> > >>    manner to
> > >> motivate people to read my post. But, please, tell me how I could
> > >> motivate people to read my posts ?.... In my humble opnion add
> > >> functionality by module inserting is very important.... !. Please tell
> > >> me how ...... Regards !!!
> > >
> > > Writing coherently is something you should be taught at school ;)
> >
> > Unless English is not a language that Wizard knows well.
> >
> > Best advise I can offer, Wizard, is to write your points out separately.
> > A few sentences for each point explaining what you think would be the
> > benefit of adding the functionality you suggest. Questions about how it
> > could be done would be good if you just wanted to learn about it, but are
> > probably best left for a separate discussion from suggestions.
> >
> > Fewer punctuation marks would make your text more readable, as well.
> > There is no need for multiple exclamation points, or a period following a
> > question mark. And the ellipsis marks, '...', are not helpful. They read
> > as though you have left the sentence unfinished.
> >
> > And, if English is not one of your primary languages, Wizard, perhaps you
> > could let that be known. Someone might be able to help translate, if that
> > is the case.
> >
> >
> > Followup set to povray.off-topic, in case anyone wants to add helpful
> > posting rules.
>
>    You got it!
>    my native language is not English. Just in time ! I just finished building:
>    libbase.so.1.0, libfrontend.so.1.0 and libpovray.so.1.0 and installed all
>    then in /usr/src/povray-3.6.1/lib. Suggestions about a new place? Fine tuning
>    to produce a shared object library is Fun!.

   Ok! did it ! I builded a very tiny povray executable: 91371 byte. Statically
compiled it have 1765509 bytes. Almost a 20 fold decrease in size. Let's got
better. And it works fine ;)

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