«

In article <7f->,
Eric Sosman <> pouted:
....
> Yes, but this isn't comp.lang.fortran nor alt.st.elsewhere.
>Also, you will find that the word "intrinsic" appears nowhere in
>the C Standard, not even in non-normative text. I asked the
>question to learn what "Ron Ford" thought the word meant, but
>learned instead that "Ron Ford" is not worth paying any heed to.

Just how old are you? 8? 10? 12?

Don't you think now might be a good time to do some growing up?

The nice thing about growing up is that you might be able to hold down a
job. Then, you might actually be able to afford a place of your own.
Then (and this is the good part), you won't have to worry anymore about
mommy taking away your computer privileges.

In article <>,
Richard Harter <> wrote:
....
>Quite true; still it isn't really necessary in comp.lang.c to
>pretend that the rest of the world doesn't exist. If someone
>asks if you can do closures in C, it's not much of an answer to
>say that closures aren't defined in the standard.

It is the only acceptable answer here.

On 6 Sep 2008 at 20:35, Kenny McCormack wrote:
> Don't you think now might be a good time to do some growing up?
>
> The nice thing about growing up is that you might be able to hold down
> a job.

If you believe his email address, Sossman is employed by Sun. I wonder
what they'd make to someone conducting a hate campaign against Jacob
Navia with their company's name stamped all over it.