Free C Compiler on Windows

[Richard Bos]

Even if you *were* a vendor, it doesn't matter. We all remember the
Heathfield who was plugging his book years back.

Point of order: I do not remember Heathfield plugging "C Unleashed" (for
I presume that that is the book you are talking about). Others among its
authors, I think so; readers, myself included, I am certain; but
Heathfield himself, I don't believe so.

Richard

 

[Kenny McCormack]

Point of order: I do not remember Heathfield plugging "C Unleashed" (for
I presume that that is the book you are talking about). Others among its
authors, I think so; readers, myself included, I am certain; but
Heathfield himself, I don't believe so.

While what you say may be true, on the surface at least (But I don't
think it is - but I'm not into quote mining at the moment), it rests on
an assumption of no sock-puppetry. Clearly, without that assumption,
the claim is meaningless.

Among those of us who have no doubt of such things, there is no doubt that
RH uses sock puppets.

(Don't bother arguing with this last assertion. As stated, it is, of
course, true. The underlying assertion can, equally clearly, not be
proven one way or the other)

 

[Richard Bos]

While what you say may be true, on the surface at least (But I don't
think it is - but I'm not into quote mining at the moment), it rests on
an assumption of no sock-puppetry. Clearly, without that assumption,
the claim is meaningless.

True. However, without that very same assumption, anything _you_ say has
even less meaning than that, since you're clearly a puppet of a rather
inferior Jim Henson wannabe. Therefore, I feel uninclined to reason on
the basis of any such suspicions, except in your case, muppet dear.

Richard

 

[Kenny McCormack]

True. However, without that very same assumption, anything _you_ say has
even less meaning than that, since you're clearly a puppet of a rather
inferior Jim Henson wannabe. Therefore, I feel uninclined to reason on
the basis of any such suspicions, except in your case, muppet dear.

Richard

I thought I was a puppet of Matt Stone and Trey Parker and that bunch...

 

[Guest]

While what you say may be true, on the surface at least (But I don't
think it is - but I'm not into quote mining at the moment), it rests on
an assumption of no sock-puppetry.  Clearly, without that assumption,
the claim is meaningless.

Incredible! I'd no idea that weasels grew so big in this era.