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I agree. I suspect any manager who looks at code and says it is not maintainable would have a very different side of the story, that might sound something like
by kenjackson 16y ago
I agree. I suspect any manager who looks at code and says it is not maintainable would have a very different side of the story, that might sound something like, "We already had an accumulator that did exactly what was needed. It just used a named delegate. I told him to either use that, or refactor the existing code to use his new and get rid of the old one. Maintaining both is wasteful. He seemed to get in a tissy about it."
- j_baker 16y agoSure that's one possibility. Some other things the manager might say: * Whose idea was it to hire developers that are smarter than I am? * Of course I told him not to use function pointers. You have to put programmers in their place from time to time. You know, show them who the boss really is. * Function pointers? Are you serious? He could have put someone's eye out.