Hello,
what is the difference between this group and comp.lang.c++? If none, can they be merged? Thanks.

In article <1994May2.195627.26923@ccc.amdahl.com>
           mxy00@key.amdahl.com "Michael Yofin" writes:

>Hello,
>what is the difference between this group and comp.lang.c++? If none, can they
> be merged? Thanks.

Signal to noise ratio.

One is about using the language, learning the language, specific
products, particular vendor libraries, etc. The other is concerned with
language standardisation issues. I will let you guess which is which ;-)

Never the twain should meet.
--
Kevlin Henney

 In DOS, I know not why I am so sad,
 It wearies me; you say it wearies you;
 But how I caught it, found it, or came by it,
 What stuff 'tis made of, whereof it is born,
 I am to learn;

  The Merchant of Venice (I.i)

In article <1994May2.195627.26923@ccc.amdahl.com>,
Michael Yofin <mxy00@key.amdahl.com> wrote:
>Hello,
>what is the difference between this group and comp.lang.c++? If none, can they be merged? Thanks.
>

The comp.std.c++ group is primarily intended to be used for discussion of
issues pertaining to the standardization of C++. Alas, the group is
increasingly degenerating into yet another comp.lang.c++ with an extremely
low signal to noise ratio.

- Ajay

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