Fair enough. You clearly know more about hardware development than I do.

'Been there, done that' can be good and sufficient counter to 'there does not exist ...' or 'it's not possible that ...'. All it takes is a bit of understanding of our own individual weaknesses as well as confidence in our actual strengths.

Over in the other branch of the conversation, I find that PolR knows more than I know about discrete mathematics, and its relation with software. Perhaps we can each learn something from PolR and each other, and maybe we can teach a bit of what we do know in the process.

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--Bill. NAL: question the answers, especially mine.

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