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echo: cis.os9.68000.osk
to: Zack Sessions 71532,1555 (X)
from: Bob van der Poel 76510,2203
date: 1993-08-06 21:29:45
subject: #18511-#to cio or not to cio?

#: 18513 S12/OS9/68000 (OSK)
    06-Aug-93  21:29:45
Sb: #18511-#to cio or not to cio?
Fm: Bob van der Poel 76510,2203
To: Zack Sessions 71532,1555 (X)

I've sort of decided on my own to use the following rules:

1. For any application I write, I don't use cio. 2. For any utilities, etc.
which I write or have source for I compile
   using cio.

Don't worry about new versions of cio. It appears that the new versions have
been backward compatible. The problem with distributing a program relying on
cio is that the user may have an old version which your program won't accept.

You might note that the ultra-c package dumps cio out completely and subsitutes
a different scheme (I forget the module name just now). That probably means
that the current cio will be the last??

People using ultra-c might have to be careful in distributing binarys since not
everyone will have the 'ultra-cio'

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