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It's doable in corporate enviroment, but in free software world

It's doable in corporate enviroment, but in free software world

Posted Nov 15, 2008 7:50 UTC (Sat) by njs (subscriber, #40338)
In reply to: It's doable in corporate enviroment, but in free software world by njs
Parent article: Things that go Clang in the night: LLVM 2.4 released (ars technica)

Right, forgot to finish with my main point: it would be nice if "sane code" mapped nicely onto the use or non-use of specific language constructions, or indeed there were any simple algorithm for distinguishing code that was sane from code that was otherwise; indeed, this idea is so seductive that the search for such algorithms in various domains has driven thousands of years of philosophy and mathematics. But, alas, code -- like life -- is not so simple, and seductive ideas don't always give the payoff you hope for.


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