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> Such issues are not important in machine generated code (because such code is never read by humans). A does not imply B. There's often broken generated code

by carlmr 7y ago

> Such issues are not important in machine generated code (because such code is never read by humans). A does not imply B. There's often broken generated code that is read by humans. Readability of generated code can be helpful and often essential, in finding bugs.

clarry 7y ago
Yep, sometimes we have to do without cushy debuggers and easy reproducibility in a test environment. A registers dump and a top few stack items may very well be all you have for figuring out a bug.