Show us your source code.

From	Jeff-Relf.Me <@.>
Date	2015-08-04 17:26 -0700
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Subject	Show us your source code.
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Rock_Brentwood:
> You don't have to use old code, you can/should rewrite it;
> in fact, they often do so. Case in point:
> 
>   My C# macros, to automate Visual Studio 2015:

> Well OK, there's an idea. I'm in the middle of 
> rewriting AlgLib ... now down to 150,000 lines from 
> where it was before I got a hold of it (300,000+ 
> lines). Wait till I finish crunching down LaPack (all 
> 750,000 lines of it). I just finished crunching down 
> AutoMath yesterday (from 5000 lines to 
> beautifully-laid out 1000 lines) and am in the middle 
> of completely redoing CFront, Indent, Bison, Flex, 
> BYacc/J, VLC, Audacity, DarkWave, having just finally 
> wrapping up a 2-way spectrograph &lt;-> sound convertor.
> 
> On UNIX with GCC.

Prove it.  Show us your source code.

Here's a sample of my source code:

  Jeff-Relf.Me/X.ZIP

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