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Re: Design patterns in Lite-C
[Re: Joozey]
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07/07/09 00:06
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Im not %100 sure on what they are, anyone care to explain for me ?
Thanks, Blade
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Re: Design patterns in Lite-C
[Re: HeelX]
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07/07/09 15:09
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Re: Design patterns in Lite-C
[Re: Helghast]
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07/07/09 18:50
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Thanks all for the comments so far. I myself have thought about using them, but never came to that point. I do apply them on C++ very often, but never bothered to do so with lite-c so far. That's a very silly guy... But you don't hear me saying design patterns are all great. Applying patterns on C++ while programming on the Nintendo DS might get you in trouble really fast. All of a sudden a decorator seems like the most inefficient way in terms of memory consumage you could think of  . But patterns do a great job adding structure, overview and extendibility to your code.
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