I've been working on a small utility for merging templates to content files, sort of a low-scale content management system. The coding's giving me headaches. Gah. I hate C's string management. Wait, C doesn't have string management. It doesn't know what a string is. (The standard library does have some support for string management in the form of the str*() functions, but those things are limited). I need a break.
Anyone with experience in coding C, please come forward. I've been coding in VB too much it's gotten me soft. <Insert pained groan here>. Okay, VB isn't all that bad, but it just doesn't have that certain geek factor. Seriously. VB's good for doing stuff like database frontends and RAD, but it doesn't produce tight code. Besides, you don't get to fiddle around with a command line-based compiler. (I've been using this GCC port for Windows as my main dev tool).
Enough of the geek talk already.
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