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  3. November 2005

RE: INZSR weirdness

On Tue, 2005-11-29 at 08:43 -0600, Holden Tommy wrote:

> 
> Since we should all be avoiding the logic cycle (IMO)

Ahh, the cycle wars.  When I see those level break specs, I already know
what the programmer is trying to do.  If I start working on a program
where there are hand coded level breaks, I have to waste time figuring
them out.  

Much of the hand coded level breaks that I've had the pleasure of
working on generally get the detail time changes right, but many don't
do a decent job of total time.  Also, if there are more than about three
level breaks, many of the hand written routines seem to break down.  

We've got this handy tool, why not use it?

Regards,
Rich

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