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# Re: NewCore Implimentation

- Date: Thu, 7 Dec 1995 10:32:41 PST
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- Cc: moo-cows@parc.xerox.com
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- In-Reply-To: <Pine.LNX.3.91.951126101017.94E-100000@microwave.com>

    GRAEME SMITH                         email: grysmith@freenet.edmonton.ab.ca
    2536 138A ave Edmonton

    On Sun, 26 Nov 1995, Microwave Systems Admin wrote:

    >
    > Um.. Have you ever actually done any programming in MOO at the system level?
    >
    > Most of what you are talking about doesnt make any sense...
    >
    > -D
    >
    ???? What's with this guy? his messages keep getting shorter and
    shorter, and saying less and less.

    If there is any particular thing you want to point out that doesn't
    make sense, please feel free to do so. If your problem is that you
    can't make sense out of the way I wrote it, a newer version of the
    document will be released soon, with some corrections and updates
    showing the present nature of the proposal, it is a work in progress
    and it is progressing :). If you want, I will be glad to put you on
    the Distribution List for the NewCore Working Group, so you can monitor
    it even closer. That would give you first crack at the code, when
    it comes out.

    I have mailed out notice to all those who have shown previous interest
    that such a Distribution List is being compiled, and I have been offered
    the use of a ListProcessor in Calgary for the Working Group, so if anyone
    wants to suggest I take that offer up, I will take it under advisement.

    So far, though the response has been somewhat limited. Until my first
    version of Mod0 comes out, I expect that it will probably remain limited.
    Some of the stuff that goes on inside the MOO code is confusing, but it
    is not completely different from other languages I have worked in.

    Considering that I once worked on an encryption project, and that the server
    handles the Unix/Internet Specific stuff fairly well at the sign-on level
    so my Unix/Internet Naivity does not get in the way.... I would say that
    there is nothing I can't handle in this first Module. So, while I have
    not done as much MOO system level stuff, as I would like, I don't see what
    this guys problem is either! I imagine some of the confusion is intensional
    obfuscation of code....am I supposed to be blocked from success somehow?

    Just why does he think I am not going to be successful?

    				Grey

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