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choffstein Member since: 6/27/2004 From: Boston, MA, United States |
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| First let me say I enjoyed the read. Then again, I have 0 problem understanding pointers. I just wanted to check out the article. Now, for my criticism: Far too roundabout and has no real target audience. The article's title and the way it ends makes me think that it is for beginners -- the code in the middle and the tangent on 32bit memory makes me think it is for a little bit more advanced users. I mean, when you haven't even introduced how to get the memory of something, do you think it is appropriate to be discussing _far pointers? I would personally reverse the end and middle sections...the flow of the article will make more sense. Just my 2 cents. |
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OutAxDx Member since: 8/11/2000 From: USA |
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| Wow, I wrote this article 5 years ago. It sucks. I think they should take it down, its kind of embarassing. I think I was only 15. Thanks for your 2 cents. Here's mine. |
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