>Internal code is always very specific to the platform upon which it's installed. It's hard to justify spending time to make software run in environments you're

>Internal code is always very specific to the platform upon which it's installed. It's hard to justify spending time to make software run in environments you're not using. I'm having a lot of fun with that right now, knowing that we're doing a migration in the next year or so, but not having a clear path to write my code so it will carry over to the new platform. Of course, we still don't have nailed down what that platform will be, but so it goes. It's just painful to write code you know will be obsolete inside of a year.