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From: eldorado@EN.ECN.PURDUE.EDU (David D Jansen)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Hyper C
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Date: 19 Feb 90 06:01:17 GMT
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Keywords: Hyper C

To those who I have offended by uploading distribution Hyper C, I am sorry.  I
was not thinking that anyone would be alarmed by my actions.  There was so
much discussion on the net that I thought everyone would be excited to get
a copy.  I believe in Grandma, apple pie, and the American way but I don't
believe in copyrights.  Sure people put a lot of hard work into programming
and other occupations and deserve to be recognized.  But why should things
be restricted so much.  I program very much and will share my programs with
others if it makes them happy or if they feel they can use it to improve it.
In my classes, I get help from others in my programs and I help others.  I 
don't really have a hippie attitude but when something I write helps educate
someone, makes them happy, saves them trouble of doing it themselves, it makes
me satisfied.  I don't even need a CopyRight.  Maybe I am the last of the hakers................................................................................

With regards to compiling Hyper C to get it to work in a stand alone Prodos
environment, how do you do it.  I always get a text file and not a binary
object file.  Even when I use the ccn compiler.  What do you know that I don't?


Dave Jansen (The Gilded One)
eldorado@en.ecn.purdue.edu

"We have to make all our programs idiot-proof.  Idiots are very intelligent!"