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It's not stored in text, or even in files at all. The program exists only in the form of holograms encoded into crystals which can only be altered by singing at
by titanomachy 9y ago
It's not stored in text, or even in files at all. The program exists only in the form of holograms encoded into crystals which can only be altered by singing at a precise frequency.
- marcosdumay 9y agoI've seen: - The program can only be compiled in a particular Eclipse environment, that is copied from one machine to the other. Every attempt to replicate the environment from a plain Eclipse installation fails. - Building the program depends on specific versions of system executables. Those versions are long outdated. - The program depends on specific and very complex system settings for building and running. Those are comparable in size to the source code. And I mostly do not work with legacy systems. EDIT: Oh, and there is the obligatory "90% of the executable source lives on the database" kind.