I would compare specs from the manufactures website. If the specs match, then I would buy. But the old modules were matched pairs, then the new should also be matched pairs.
Yes, it's got a fantastic reputation for speed. I had an Atari ST but I never had GFA BASIC, a mate did (but eBay lol). I had Fast BASIC, Hisoft BASIC and STOS. For those wondering, the manual had RED paper and black ink!
GFA BASIC, what were they thinking with the manual :O I know they were trying to prevent piracy, but when the customers who buy the thing suffer too, bad move.
The two bad things that can happen with raw points: point to an address of a deleted object (segfault), or points to null but the object wasn't deleted properly (leak).
@Steve pointers are a really cool and useful feature, but you gotta be careful if it's a raw pointer (can eventually point to a deleted object/null value, which can happen when the pointer is shared and you don't know if someone deleted what it points to), or if it's a "smart pointer" that cleans up after itself.
Anyone else experiencing new Windows10 bugs recently? I cant click on Shutdown via the Start menu.. and Copy/Paste via keyboard and context menu is dodgy on some apps (eg Sticky Notes)
Dreampt I got a fast Amiga the other night.... Think it mightve been a 2000 or 3000 variant. That's what comes of having an old 1084S stereo monitor as a trip hazard in the spare room/office.
