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Interesting article on recursion... http://tenaciousc.com/?p=1000


I could have used this when I was first introduced to recursion.

"Recursion doesn’t know it’s recursion. Recursion doesn’t know it’s complicated"....awesome.


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"Looks like you might have to spend some money." lol....yeahhhhh, on that note, what's the best software to use?


Hey, thanks for the reply.... Background: I am a co-founder of Tenacious C (www.tenaciousc.com), and we are developing a tool that presents the internals of C programming for educational and industry purpose....moving to C++ soon. Anyway, we do want to make it a paid app; therefore, we do want to protect it. To what extent? That's what we are contemplating. I was hoping to get some good/generous feedback on this site because I trust this site and the people on it.


Awesome story. Thank you very much for the Stanford links.


You have some great talent! ... fav. logo: Undropped.com.


Hey, great post. I'm in a similar situation, and I'm not as intimidated/frustrated as I once was...for now.


I like to make video screen shots with CamStudio and record myself searching for the bug, finding the bug, explaining why the bug occurred, etc. I check the video into a log I have. It's worked very well, and it's much easier to watch the video instead of deciphering comments over, in some cases, multiple source files.


That's obviously a very powerful technique, and a close analog to dictation, which is widely used by scientists, investigators, writers, attorneys, and other people investigating complex issues. I use Google Notebook to take notes, and I just wish I could record dictation into my notes.


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