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18:25:04 <crc> hi docl
18:26:12 <docl> howdy
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18:26:50 <crc> hi erider 
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18:26:57 <erider> hi crc
18:27:08 <erider> whats up how are you doing today 
18:27:24 <crc> not much yet 
18:27:58 <erider> crc yeah me too 
18:31:09 <crc> looking at docl's table stuff: http://retroforth.com/paste/?id=3375
18:32:15 <erider> dbase stuff right 
18:32:50 <erider> flat dbase 
18:33:02 <crc> somewhat
18:34:07 <erider> yeah 
19:14:56 <erider> crc how is your C developing 
19:15:07 <crc> slowly
19:16:01 <erider> why slowly you are refactoring and making code better 
19:16:46 <crc> C is a more complex language to parse and handle 
19:17:07 <crc> I'm currently considering local variables and ways to handle them in a semi-sane manner
19:18:03 <erider> they say C is flexible but small and compact 
19:19:11 <crc> C's core is pretty small, but not trivial to implement
19:19:29 <erider> true 
19:21:27 <erider> but I think you coding it clean and easy to read 
19:21:57 <crc> my code is based on small-c :)
19:22:22 <erider> yeah that is not bad 
19:24:15 <erider> I am trying to code with small set of syntax in different languages  
19:31:48 <erider> minimal style programming 
19:34:49 <crc> you can't leverage the unique aspects of a language if you stick with the minimal aspects
19:46:36 <erider> libraries are just add-ons that I will use as well but I still let to get the basics down  
19:49:34 <crc> some languages blur the distinction
20:16:24 <erider> true 
20:16:55 <erider> I am looking at COM and accessing them neat stuff 
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