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|    Michael 'AppleWin Debugger Dev' to Wyatt Wong    |
|    Re: Routine to detect CPU type (was Re:     |
|    27 May 23 08:25:07    |
      From: michael.pohoreski@gmail.com              On Thursday, May 25, 2023 at 12:25:28 PM UTC-7, Wyatt Wong wrote:              > It is ***YOUR*** assumption that David's BASIC code is presented as a       subroutine.               Wyatt, you WAY OFF BASE on this for three reasons:              1. First, David **explicitly** stated it was a sub-routine. (Emphasis added):       > Here is a BASIC **subroutine**              2. The LARGE line numbers, 6000 - 6090 are a BASIC idiom that it is       sub-routine.              3. The RETURN on line 6060 was your THIRD clue that it was a sub-routine.              Ignoring the evidence doesn't magically make it go away.              > But It does NOT mean that EVERYONE who read his message will get the SAME       impression at all.              Yes. Yes, it does.              People post code snippets with the implicit understanding that any       half-competent programmer can figure out how to use them. If you need help       with BASIC then ASK -- people are more then willing to help beginners out.        But flaming a 20+ year old post        because YOU are still a **naïve and beginner Applesoft programmer** just       makes you look like a complete tool / utter fool.              i.e. Next time lose the fucking attitude.              Michael              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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