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JASS Development
with regard to JASS, some time ago (1.5 years) I took it's 4.2 version and dig it quite much and created customized and more tight (although still 100% usefull) version of the framework to be used in company i worked for (I think they never used it after I left, however).
I also found that some of the scripts in JASS4.2 had errors and actually could not work. REcently I discovered the newest JASS version is still 4.2!!! Does any one think it may be usefull to somehow go public with what I reworked?

Personally I find JASS great and I learned many smart concepts digging through its scripts and code. These days I try to port some of it's concepts to other platform that need controls and compliance verification.

I will appreciate yout thoughts... Smilie
Small problem could be that I only have access to solaris 10 on vbox these days... No real SPARC machine.
 
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