Re: Unicon win32 binaries

"Merrilee Larson" <merrile@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Hi....
>
> Are the win32 binaries considered stable? I would be installing on an
> winXP box. Eventually XUbuntu will be *the* platform though - so
> compiling from source wont be a PITA. (IMHO)
> -- 
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The win32 binaries seem to have been working well for me for over a year.
The IDE is somewhat restricted -- not all commands seem to be implemented,
but there is enough there to do simple experimental builds and tests. The 
libraries
are a great help!

My biggest problem is the semantics of the language(s). If something fails

in B,
A := B may not change the value of A. Also it takes a while to get used to

the idea
that true and fail may "be attached" to values and that they and not
values 
such as 0
cause various branches of if and while and for to be taken.

Ed