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From: zarth@drutx.UUCP (CovartDL)
Newsgroups: net.lang.c
Subject: Re:  Style Flambe
Message-ID: <1951@drutx.UUCP>
Date: Mon, 4-Feb-85 17:11:41 EST
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Posted: Mon Feb  4 17:11:41 1985
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What's all this talk about functions and style!!!!

No one has yyet to mention for what purpose one is writting the program.
I almost always make lines fit on the tty screen but, if the program has
a real time consideration I will often let my printf's become very long to
eliminate the overhead of function calls. Likewise, my functions/subroutines
are generally rather small but, as above real time considerations sometime
change this.

What use is a function no matter how small if its called only once or twice??
What about everyones use of MACROS??

Well these are my hurried opinions on the subject. I thought I would get
something on the net so as to get involved with the discussions a little
bit more.

				Zarth Arn

						P.S. BTW I feel programming
						     style is the one thing
						     that distinquishes us
						     programmers from each
						     other. Personnal touch!