Okay, it can be replaced by three 80 line functions. Where are the unit tests? What's the difference in object size after the code's been compiled? As it's been

Okay, it can be replaced by three 80 line functions. Where are the unit tests? What's the difference in object size after the code's been compiled? As it's been broken up into three separate function calls, how much more of the stack is it taking up? Does your code rely on excessively complex tricks which would make it more difficult for someone 20 years down the road to understand? What benefit does your change make to the overall process? With Source Code Management, what you're doing is making sure someone owns the process of ensuring well-documented , well-verified code is what becomes part of a system that will be used for the next 40+ years. Those big enterprise systems you deride have been proven they can handle decades of use, can you say the same of your modern VC system?