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You have to concede though that once someone sets up the call order, it's really unlikely to change unless there are bugs or someone's coming to do some yak-sha
by politician 8y ago
You have to concede though that once someone sets up the call order, it's really unlikely to change unless there are bugs or someone's coming to do some yak-shaving.
People just don't write productive programs where the instruction sequencing at the function level is non-deterministic or chaotic. The UI is already insane enough with CSS and browser differences fighting you every step of the way to make it worse with clever preambles.
- joesb 8y agoIt doesn't even matter if the call order change. Your code will be restarted. It's the same implicit call order you have when a language runtime allocate local variable on stack.