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From: raghav@pollux.cs.binghamton.edu (_)
Subject: Re: Premises of Fleming's accusations
Date: 1995/05/11
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In article <3opj7i$4po@News1.mcs.com> jim.fleming@bytes.com (Jim Fleming) writes:

   >You're right, there's lots of compromising behind the scenes.  Creating an
   >ANSI standard is a political process.  But it's no less democratic than US
   >government.  Just about any process that tries to get a large group to form
   >a concensus is bound to run into this problem.
   >
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   Thank God we agree that the deals are made "behind the scenes"...

   Can you give us some background on how the C++ class library was
   selected?

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No , but can you?