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But even there you have a problem with the conceptual terminology. A master controls slaves using through ownership and punishment. In computing that ownership
by rs23296008n1 6y ago
But even there you have a problem with the conceptual terminology.
A master controls slaves using through ownership and punishment. In computing that ownership aspect is usually very weak or not even relevant to the task at hand. I2C is a good example. Its about who controls the bus. So for "control" plenty of other concepts are applicable and likely more accurate. Since when does I2C need to punish? A little in / all in: if you want the concept use the entirety of the concept. But really you don't need to. Its actually unnecessary.
Supervisor/worker etc etc. Plenty of more accurate concepts exist without even needing particularly politically correct angles. Even Controller/controllee could work. I'm sure Head Ewok / lesser ewok might work as well if you want to go too far.
The resulting binary as presented to the processor is likely not particularly impacted. Isn’t that the real purpose of most code?