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Tue Jun 8 22:09:15 CEST 1999 · https://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-dev/1999-June/095343.html

>>>>> "CT" == Christian Tismer <tismer at appliedbiometrics.com> writes:

  CT> Christian Tismer wrote: [a lot]

  >> fearing the feedback :-) ciao - chris

  CT> I expected everything but forgot to fear "no feedback". :-)

  CT> About 5 or 6 people seem to have taken the .zip file. Now I'm
  CT> wondering why nobody complains.  Was my code so wonderful, so
  CT> disgustingly bad, or is this just boring :-?

  CT> If it's none of the three above, I'd be happy to get a hint if I
  CT> should continue, or if and what I should change.

I'm one of the silent 5 or 6.  My reasons fall under "None of the
above."   They are three in number:
    1. No time (the perennial excuse; next 2 weeks are quite hectic)
    2. I tried to use ndiff to compare old and new ceval.c, but 
       ran into some problems with that tool.  (Tim, it looks 
       like the line endings are identical -- all '\012'.)
    3. Wasn't sure what to look at first

My only suggestion would be to have an executive summary.  If there
was a short README file -- no more than 150 lines -- that described
the essentials of the approach and told me what to look at first, I
would be able to comment more quickly.  

Jeremy

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