In article <proto-E8666F.19002611012008@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
Walter Bushell <proto@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> What about that horrid memory management where you had to know like
> before every call wether it moved memory or not????
I always just assumed everything would move memory, and adopted
practices that weren't fragile: Get current state and lock before use,
restore to previous state after use.
Honestly, while the state of software development on Mac OS was indeed
bad, it was bad on most every other proprietary desktop environment,
too. At the time, I preferred working on Mac OS because things were even
more painful on Win32.
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