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You will find bad code in, say, the Linux Kernel that goes back through the ages. It's somewhat irrelevant. What is important is how the problems are addresse
by ErrantX 16y ago
You will find bad code in, say, the Linux Kernel that goes back through the ages.
It's somewhat irrelevant.
What is important is how the problems are addressed once found. Generally Microsoft are quite quick at it (as are other OS vendors)
- alecco 16y agoNow they're quick. And my point was Microsoft isn't "the best", not yet. Sure, they improved significantly, but the baggage of many years of apathy and maneuvering is still a cost today.
- ErrantX 16y agoIm not sure I disagree. But I still don't see how that relates to the example you cite?