Re:Common Fundamental Theorem of Software Development
by highCs on Friday March 11, 2016 @08:56PM
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For some software, higher performance is more valuable than fewer lines of code.
I suggest you re-read the lemma. The point is about having fewer lines of code for what the program is supposed to do. For example, one could probably not write a kernel that does exactly what the linux kernel does (that has the exact same behavior [1]) but with dramatically less lines of code.
[1] the performances of the linux kernel are part of what that program does
I suggest you re-read the lemma. The point is about having fewer lines of code for what the program is supposed to do. For example, one could probably not write a kernel that does exactly what the linux kernel does (that has the exact same behavior [1]) but with dramatically less lines of code.
[1] the performances of the linux kernel are part of what that program does