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> we require all kernel hackers to learn c don't we? how elitest, why don't
> we allow kernel routines to be written in the programming language of
> choice? we don't becouse we want to keep everything readable and
> understandable for everyone, that means a common programming language. A
> common language for comments is for the same reasons and is no more
> restrictive.
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> David Lang
The discution wasn;t about the comments, it was over a non english error
message, Requiring somone to know english to write linux is one thing,
requiring someone to know english to USE it is quite another. That's why I
suggested adding a numeric error code to the message in a sepperate post.
Gerhard
-- Gerhard Mackgmack@imag.net InnerFIRE@starchat.net
As a computer I find your faith in technology amusing.
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