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wurzel replied

19 December 2008, 13:58
Originally posted by jmo21 View Post

i've been enjoying Dilbert this week

¡ That's my job all over !
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jmo21 replied

19 December 2008, 12:24
i've been enjoying Dilbert this week
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d000hg replied

19 December 2008, 12:21
Originally posted by wurzel View Post

This stuff is by and large legacy - MFC and COM

Ah, I remember those days. COM was my favourite...
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wurzel replied

19 December 2008, 12:20
This stuff is by and large legacy - MFC and COM
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d000hg replied

19 December 2008, 12:08
C++ isn't legacy in some areas of software development.
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ratewhore replied

19 December 2008, 11:57
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wurzel started a topic Legacy Applications

19 December 2008, 11:55
Legacy Applications

Just been given a load of C++ code to write to augment some legacy applications. Haven't done any in a couple of years but it's reminded me of how I used to enjoy software development. So much more fun than the config file / xml / attributes nightmare that is .Net development! Now then, where's that danging pointer......
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