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I'm assuming the "reading assembly" part is verifying compiler output matches what the programmer thinks and signing it off as a "blessed binary". Some safety
by exDM69 7y ago
I'm assuming the "reading assembly" part is verifying compiler output matches what the programmer thinks and signing it off as a "blessed binary".
Some safety critical areas of software are done this way, in aerospace for example. But run-of-the-mill automation jobs aren't.