Can't place much stock in a website that when I try to download the shootout results, the PHP script that is supposed to handle the shootout download errors out: 

#! /usr/bin/php4 -f 
Warning: Cannot add header information - headers already sent by (outp
+ut started at /usr/share/gforge/www/tarballs.php:3) in /usr/share/gfo
+rge/www/include/exit.php on line 43
  Software/Group Skill People         
....
 Error
Error creatingGroup object

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People can devise tests that favor any agenda. Your most significant test should be your own productivity.


Dave

In reply to Re: The Great Computer Language Shootout by davido
in thread The Great Computer Language Shootout by yperl

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