In a message dated 11-15-94, Henk den Adel said to All:

HA>Hi folks,

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

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

I would start with C++ as object oriented design and development is where
EVERYTHING and EVERYBODY is going.  We are seeing more and more class
libraries and therefore for the sake of productivity object oriented
development provides the best return.

...Raetus
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