Hi folks,

Considering PM programming there are two ways. Peter Fitzsimmons made me
sniff on one method, the classical C approach, using HABS etc. and other
curious, rather complicated, pointers to structs to fill in. The other way
could be the new C++ approach, which I never saw. As I'm fully unaware of
any C++ languages or dialects, the advantage for me starting PM programming
in C++, must lie in its ?supposed? uncomplicatedness: standard trics to
load and fill all curious pointers and fooling around with
windowed-screens. 

For those of you who know both ways, what is the easiest angle to start PM
programming if you have no knowledge whatsoever on C++:

 - carefully study 'habs' and other curious structs in plain C
 - using the standard trics and the disadvantage of starting to master C++

Which way pse?


73 es cuagn,
 Henk

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