Re: RE: [PHP-WIN] FAQ - PHP-WINDOWS
| From: | Cam Dunstan | Date: | Mon, 28 Apr 2003 15:33:18 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: RE: [PHP-WIN] FAQ - PHP-WINDOWS | ||
| Groups: | php.windows | ||
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please... anyone...
could someone PLEASE tell me what RTFM means???? (yes yes I`ve checked the archives - it aint
there)
--cam
======= At 2003-04-28, 17:00:00 you wrote: =======
>> > Q: What would Jill do?
>> > A: Read the archives before posting
>>
>> Eh? I don't understand what you mean. Are you slandering me?
>
>Or it might be interpreted in the other way around.
>
>> If you take the time to trawl through the archives, I think you'll find I've
>> ASKED very few questions. Probably only one, if memory serves correct, and
>> since my question concerned the possibility of my writing (in C++) a web
>> server with PHP support to run on Windows CE, I didn't expect to find the
>> answer in the archives.
>
>
>Let me recall this statement about C++:
>
>---8<------[SNIPP]-------
>> From: Jill.Ramonsky@Aculab.com [mailto:Jill.Ramonsky@Aculab.com]
>> Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2003 3:03 PM
>[...]
>> I wouldn't be surprised if Visual C++ can't do it at all.
>---8<------[SNIPP]-------
>
>I assume that you are not aware of that an operating system
>near your desktop is written in C++ then (e.g. MS WinNT)?
>
>> However, I have ANSWERED many questions, so I think perhaps your comment is
>> perhaps a little unjust. I may not have been on this list long, but I'm
>> hardly a newbie so far as programming is concerned. I've been doing it for
>> about three decades.
>
>+30 years and you still doesn't know the limitation of C++? strange indeed....
>
>> I only asked because I'm starting to think "Well, I _could_ answer that
>> question, but I already answered it a few weeks ago so why should I
>> bother?".
>
>Yeah, right, so why care at all?
>
>> I did NOT ask about a FAQ because I felt I needed to read one. I asked
>> because I thought it might reduce the traffic on this list, that's all.
>
>Does that traffic bother you that much really? A suggestion is to not
>care about it, it ain't much to do about it, it has always been like
>that and will probably always stay that way to.
>
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Best regards.
Cam Dunstan
cam@norex.com.au
2003-04-29