akcs.joehorn@hpcvbbs.UUCP (Joseph K. Horn) (02/08/91)
** HP 48 ** Everybody's saying that using CLEAR in a program is a Bad Thing. But if you browse through the code in your Casino 48 Card from Preston Brown Labs (100% user code), you'll see CLEAR used not just once, but twice. This implies two things: (1) If you're in the middle of a 48 task, and your brain needs to take a momentary break, play MINEHUNT, not CAS48, or you might lose your stack. (2) Using CLEAR can't be too terribly naughty. Even the experts do it... -- Joseph K. Horn -- Peripheral Vision, Ltd. --
prestonb@hpcvra.cv.hp.com. (Preston Brown) (02/09/91)
/ hpcvra.cv.hp.com:comp.sys.handhelds / akcs.joehorn@hpcvbbs.UUCP (Joseph K. Horn) / 11:40 pm Feb 7, 1991 / ** HP 48 ** Everybody's saying that using CLEAR in a program is a Bad Thing. But if you browse through the code in your Casino 48 Card from Preston Brown Labs (100% user code), you'll see CLEAR used not just once, but twice. This implies two things: (1) If you're in the middle of a 48 task, and your brain needs to take a momentary break, play MINEHUNT, not CAS48, or you might lose your stack. (2) Using CLEAR can't be too terribly naughty. Even the experts do it... -- Joseph K. Horn -- Peripheral Vision, Ltd. -- ----------