<leigh.mcrae@lonedwarfgames.com> wrote:
> Why should I have to write interfaces or factory objects for something I
> know at compile time? Why do I need to write and maintain more code just so
> OOP purists can feel good about themselves? Why should I have to use
> runtime if statements and hope the compiler strips my code out? The Java
> way is to throw more hardware at it when it comes down to it and we are on a
> hardware limited platform.
No offence Leigh, you might have a good point and everything, but all
the time you just spent arguing about this "simple tool" you could
have spent actually writing the tool - and maybe sharing it with the
rest of us.
If Google haven't written a preprocessor, the most likely reason is
because they haven't needed it. You don't need Google's core Android
team for this particular problem.
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