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C on Win32 (Score:2)

by djberg96 (2603)

"...and decided that since Windows users can't use C on it..."
Eh? There's a free compiler from MS for Win32 systems. Check out http://www.rubygarden.org/ruby?WindowsCompiler.
Or did you simply mean that it's unlikely they'll have a C compiler?
- Re:C on Win32 (Score:2)
  
  by BooK (2612)
  
  "...and decided that since Windows users can't use C on it..."
  
  As you say, Eh? I re-read that post quite a few times, but I'm pretty sure I type can_read()...
  
  Maybe I actually typed in some POD,like C<can_read()>. Which could explain the mixup. I'll fix this in the entry. Thanks.
  - Re:C on Win32 (Score:2)
    
    by BooK (2612) <{book} {at} {cpan.org}> on 2005.01.18 12:55 (#37605) Homepage Journal
    
    That was it. I typed C<...> in several places, instead of <tt>...</tt>. Why can't everything just understand POD?
    
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    - Re:C on Win32 (Score:2)
      
      by djberg96 (2603)
      
      Oh, haha. I thought that was a strange sentence, so I wasn't entirely sure what you were getting at. Disregard.
      :)

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