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This goes a bit beyond what most people would consider "unclean code", I think.
by zbentley 8y ago
This goes a bit beyond what most people would consider "unclean code", I think.
- raxxorrax 8y agoI don't get the demands to cleanliness. The memcpy shadowing is really, really, really bad. If I see something like that in production code I would never touch it. Removing it could break code from both, people who relied on a check and those who didn't. The 4 versions of openssh? Happens if you are in business for a longer time in my experience. We don't know on how many devices the software is run on. Sure, it could probably be cleaner, but so could nearly every form of production code I saw in the real world. I would surprise me to see a different situation elsewhere.