> The only way Win32 stays as stable as it is is by just not changing anything or even adding new APIs. What the hell are you talking about? Vista (and to a le

> The only way Win32 stays as stable as it is is by just not changing anything or even adding new APIs. What the hell are you talking about? Vista (and to a lesser extent Windows 7) have tons of new APIs. Apple does not have a 64-bit version of Carbon. Name one Win32 API that is similarly broken.