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From: Bruce Ellis <bruce.ellis@gmail.com>
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or making irrational assumptions about what the compiler does
without ever reading K&R.

brucee

On 1/19/06, Adrian Tritschler <ajft@ajft.org> wrote:
> Ronald G Minnich wrote:
> > read "the art of networking style" for a great rant on standards.
> >
> > Note that film standards are ISO/DIN numbers -- not one number, two.
> > That's how they resolved how to pick the #.
> >
> > 48 byte cells came from standards.
>
> Ah, but think of the elegance that comes from adding an odd byte-length
> of header to result in a prime-number sized packet :-)
>
> > ron
>        Adrian
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