On Wed, Aug 20, 2008 at 1:51 PM, Hugh Myers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm not the one who found it
> necessary to create an OS dependency; and even worse a dependency that
> didn't need to be there as your kindly supplied(see Joe's email)
> work-around suggests.
Joe's suggested fix uses a C extension that is present in Visual Studio but
not in gcc. Factor can only be compiled with gcc.
> Won't even begin to discuss the serious flaws in
> W2k's successors... I'm a developer; I try to avoid things that
> crash(I hate having to figure out if it's me or Microsoft!)
I've never had stability problems with Windows XP. Besides, you'll have to
switch OSes eventually; Windows 2000 is 9 years old and soon Microsoft will
cease to issue security updates. If you dislike XP and Vista, you could
always try Linux or Mac OS X.
Slava
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