-=> Quoting Carey Bloodworth to Brian Wood <=-
 TM> If you think that bubble sort is a good sorting algorithm,
 BW>If you have a better one, then why not share it?
 CB> Because for most situations, a sort algorithm isn't worth posting. 
I like to see all kinds of code, so it is worth it to me.
 CB> The standard library quick sort routine will be quite adequate for
 CB> 99.9% of all C/C++ programs.
Not that I need sorting routines, but it's interesting for me to see how
problems are solved in different ways.  The code I responded to was
interesting not just for the way it sorted, but for how it was written.
I'm not sure why I should explain to you anyway.  Am I being moderated,
or do you have a personal problem with my comments?
 CB> Posting sort algorithms are some what academic.  Sure, it's 'fun'
 
 CB> you check the C snippets collection, but it turns out that even it only
 CB> has a couple.)
I'm more interested in code than algorithms, since you didn't post
either, I'd say your comments were less than helpful.
L8r,
bw
... Excuse me, I have to recharge my flamethrower.
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