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Subject: Re: PRECEDENT FOR USE OF =
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Date: Mon, 14-Jul-86 12:45:42 EDT
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In article <5783@alice.uUCp> Andrew Hume @ Bell Labs, Murray Hill writes:
> The more noise lint puts out, the less use it is.

Good point.  That's precisely why I don't like lint:  I hardly ever get
a program to pass through lint without getting least a dozen lines of
garbage.  (Interestingly enough, I do eventually get Pascal and Modula-2
programs to compile without error messages from the compiler ... )
-- 

Robert Marti, Sun Microsystems, Inc.

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