Scott AJ wrote: > > RAH! you tell on boy! > He does have a point though - people like 'ol blackwind and I cant be > bothered to take a few months (yes no-one in the world could learn it in a > day alas) learning it before w start coding - we wanna get stuck in and > see results. We will then begin to learn C and when in 6 months time > someone like us comes along asking for some trivial help WE WILL tell them > what to do - because we appreciate what there going through. > Also there is no point having a newbie mailing list because erm, who'll > answer the questions? > This is exacly my point....The best way to learn is through trial and error. This has been my two cents :), Blackwind > > > > Ok, here's the thing. My opinion is that only a self concited, > > wanna-be programmer would bitch me out like that for asking for such > > SIMPLE help (By the way, you might wanna know I got fed up with the bull > > shit, and put in the mourge code on my own). Even if you people do know > > C as well as you say you do, you have spent all of your time reading > > books, and understanding it, and testing it, and shit like that. 'I' > > don't devote my life to learning C. I could learn it in 1 day if I > > wanted to, but I don't, I'll take it in stride and learn it slowly. But > > I think the amount I know is pretty fucking good for a 15 year old. > > I've spent VERY much time on my mud, and plan on spending YEARS more to > > make it the best mud around. NONE of the patches, and code snipets I > > got remained the same, I've added to all of them, or changed them in > > some way to make them better. I've added plenty of my own stuff, > > including mourge, now. I've made my own alias/poofin save code, I've > > added a few unique spec_procs (special procedures) for mobs, instead of > > takeing the time to patch in mobprog. And I could go on and on with > > what I've done. > > > > The point I'm trying to get across is that not all people have the time > > or patience to learn C code, or to run a mud. I happen to have both, > > and I've been looked at the wrong way by someone that THINKS they know > > who everyone is by how they ask for help. I admit, I'm not a really > > good programmer when it comes to C, but I am good enought to figure > > stuff out, yet not good enough to do it quick. What takes most coders > > about 5 minutes, takes me 30. There ARE people that run muds, that know > > NOTHING of C, and get people to code for them. They get they're muds > > running just fine. So don't automatically bitch at people for asking > > for your help, I don't know where you people read about subscribeing > > here, but where 'I' read, it said that this is a place to get help with > > your mud, and contribute to other's muds. I came here for both. When > > my mud is complete I will contribute what I feel I can let public. But > > for now, I'm here only for help, and I'll help out with simple C > > questions, and errors, and ANYTHING to do with UNIX. > > > > Thank you, > > Blackwind > > +-----------------------------------------------------------+ > > | Ensure that you have read the CircleMUD Mailing List FAQ: | > > | http://cspo.queensu.ca/~fletcher/Circle/list_faq.html | > > +-----------------------------------------------------------+ > > +-----------------------------------------------------------+ | Ensure that you have read the CircleMUD Mailing List FAQ: | | http://cspo.queensu.ca/~fletcher/Circle/list_faq.html | +-----------------------------------------------------------+
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