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Define "logical internal structure"? Most code in a library won't be differentiated by use unless you can provide WPO or PGO-based feedback that you trust as re
by slightlyoff 16y ago
Define "logical internal structure"? Most code in a library won't be differentiated by use unless you can provide WPO or PGO-based feedback that you trust as representative. As for the next obvious question ("why not just read in the whole thing?"), I think you can probably guess.
I'm not sure how yucky this is. The world is analog. MSFT made things go faster without asking developers to change anything they were doing. I wish more OSes showed more of this sort of user-centric, data-driven prioritization of feature development.
- JonnieCache 16y agoI am clearly much less qualified to speak on this subject than you so I defer to you on this one. All I meant by 'yuck' was that in my limited experience with computer science, whenever there is a solution that involves as blunt a compromise as 'cache the first 10 megabytes,' it isn't usually too long before that solution is known as the 'naive' solution.