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From: bridgwtr@vanzandt.amd.com
Subject: Re: RFD: My Learning/Thinking Neural Network
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Date: Fri, 11 Aug 1995 04:07:52 GMT
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In article <JMERELO.95Aug9145444@cochiti.santafe.edu><DD1syp.BJE@txnews.am, 
jmerelo@santafe.edu (Juan J. Merelo) writes:

>>>>>> "Joseph" == Joseph Bridgewater <bridgwtr@vanzandt.amd.com> writes:
>In article <DD1syp.BJE@txnews.amd.com> Joseph Bridgewater 
<bridgwtr@vanzandt.amd.com> writes:
>
>    Joseph> Although the design is complete, the implementation is
>    Joseph> extremelly complex.  It is the most comlpex C code I've
>    Joseph> seen.  I have an advanced bug reporting system in the code
>
>Have you seen, like, the C code for the GNU gcc compiler? Or any other
>GNU tool?

I have not.  I have been thinking about translating it to C++ however, as I'm 
getting used to it and this is extremelly object-oriented.  What might GNU

>
>    Joseph> to help me find bugs, but there are one or two I need to
>
>I have also one: when something goes wrong, I have an expert system
>that says: segmentation fault, core dumped. It also works in MS-DOS
>machines, only it hangs up for a while, but that's a sure sign that
>something is wrong. In Windows it might happen one of two things: it
>dumps you out of Windows, or it says something like unrecoverable
>application error, the problem is that it sometimes happens even
>before I have started to run my program...

hehe; but those provide no salient information; I just have in-line code that 
passes codes up the call stack, reporting where, in the code the bug was found; 
sure sorta like a debugger could, but it just says it in a more convienient 
way.

>    Joseph> to run this on every kind of computer in the world and
>
>Nintendos too?
>
sure :)

>    Joseph> figure the shell should be suited to the computer and
>    Joseph> there are lots of shells (ie Windows NT, X, etc.) that
>
>seashells too...

sure

>    Joseph> Please read/write other post for more discussion.
>
>Only one suggestion. Try to write it down and send it to a
>peer-reviewed journal or congress. Or else, buy a suit, knock on
>doors, and get rich off it.

yeah, that's probably a good idea, however, I'm more into the design and 
implementation and less the sending to somebody.  We intend to (dress-up in 
suits) and knock on doors when we have a demonstratable implementation, but 
right now the design is complete, but the implementation is nearly complete.

Regards,
Joseph
