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rowan, at 22:17 on Aug 07 1995, you wrote ...
DD>> I captured some soundex code in a message once, haven't
DD>> used it though . . now where did I put that? . . .
DD>> PROGRAM SDX;
DD>> { A Soundex Routine for Turbo PASCAL - per David Sarkozi's
DD>> (or, good old D1300 S6220 as we soundex freaks know him
DD>> by....) post regarding
DD>> same.
DD>> This is Public Domain Code.
DD>> This code accurately produces the same answers as his
DD>> manual examples. }
rc> I compiled this.
rc> What the fuck is Soundex?
Soundex is some algorithm that determines whether one word sounds like
another by calculating a number for each word. The closer the numbers, the
closer they sound (I think).
rc> I got bored so then I compiled it as a full blown DPMI
rc> executable. Overkill, but more interesting. ;-)
sheep not in a playful mood?
David
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