"Damien R. Sullivan"
For the reason that I'm lazy and don't want to have to modify all my functions which use afact, or call functions which use afact, and don't see why I should have to -- they were able to call the 'fact' function as a global, and can refer to a global 'afact' if I define it outside of main with a fixed value. I don't see why having a global dependent on outside input should be so much harder.
Never programmed in C++ much, eh? In general, getting the ordering of initialization right in the general case is a harder problem than you might think. <snip> Jon Cast
On Mon, Mar 03, 2003 at 10:45:38PM -0600, Jon Cast wrote:
Never programmed in C++ much, eh?
Only for a few years, professionally.
In general, getting the ordering of initialization right in the general case is a harder problem than you might think.
It's not something I'd be having trouble with here. Get args, call precompute(), call functions, print output. -xx- Damien X-)
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