Gal Pal programming

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motorollin wrote:

bloodline wrote:
Ich habe zu viel Deutsch gesprochen :-)

Hmm, second language acquisition causing interference with native language... have been reading about that this very day :nervous:

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moto

I know :lol:
Dutch and especially Gronings are quite close to German. English has also similarities.
I better go live in Luxembourg, since they use every European language. (I've been there a couple of years ago, and it was very easy to communicate with the people there :-) )

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bloodline wrote:
Yes I am :cry:

Can't help you either :-(. I know when I see a beautiful girl (IMHO a bit of a androgyn girl that'd be). But for the rest....

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bloodline wrote:
I just wish I could understand the mind of a Woman :-D They are like a different species close up... but when you examine them from a distance, they don't seem so different...

I'm now learning fuzzy logic, so you must be able to get to understand women. :-)

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bloodline wrote:

motorollin wrote:

bloodline wrote:

motorollin wrote:
Sorry, you're on your own - you'll have to work it out for yourself :lol:

Yes I am :cry:

:-(

That would be; Right mate, lets go for a pint and get w*nkered... then we'll see what's on offer...

You mean, mutual masturbation :-?

Hmmm... I've been curious as to how decoupled I have found the two languages... except when I run into a new sentence construction, then I fall into the English spaghetti tense trap. I never realised English had so many odd little tenses until I learned German...

Believe me! The hardship is in the small differences...

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motorollin wrote:

Speelgoedmannetje wrote:

bloodline wrote:
That would be; Right mate, lets go for a pint and get w*nkered... then we'll see what's on offer...

You mean, mutual masturbation :-?

:lol: No Speel, in England w*nkered is a slang term for drunk. At least I don't *think* bloodline was trying to entice me in to some sordid commiseration... :nervous:

A firm handshake is a thing between real MEN :-D

@bloodline
For some reason women tend to think that because I'm gay I'm interested in hearing about their feelings, and what they want from life and their men, and how their husbands don't do this or that, or blah blah blah. It bores me senseless, but no matter how obnoxious I am in my responses they just don't get the message. If you ever want to hear any of their whingeing, buy me that pint and I'll tell all - it might help you :lol:

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moto

I'm always the "fashion consultant". Given that, I'm always strongly opinionated, and tend to think the standard European conformistic clothes are BORING.

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trekiej wrote:

(Fade to black)

Now THAT's a good game *grabs joystick back.

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bloodline wrote:a pint is always welcome! :-)

Urgh, yesterday it was a bit too welcome I'd say.... 8-) (wears sunglasses against the sharp brightness of daylight)

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trekiej wrote:
I have a 16V8-10 GAL. I have WinCPL, but I want to know is there another language that will work?

As far as I could find things about this, you mean you use WinCUPL, with a GAL16v8, or a PAL16v8.
Well, I couldn't find a GCC compiler for it, something which is being made first often, so I guess there's a reason for the usage of this specific language.

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trekiej wrote:
@ Speelgoedmannetje :
Maybe I could make my own with the programming class coming up.

Be aware that writing a language like C is a hell of a lot work, and just a programming class won't take you there, you need to have experience. If you use instead an AVR or PIC, you can use C already (or even C++).
Saves you a lot of time. :-)