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No but I do have a codebase to maintain and the more architectures the more work! My underlying point was that there are trade offs - more architectures - grea
by klelatti 6y ago
No but I do have a codebase to maintain and the more architectures the more work!
My underlying point was that there are trade offs - more architectures - great for some but a lot more work for others.
I'm sure the BSD's go a great job supporting lots of architectures - but they represent a small part of the overall software ecosystem.
- nix23 6y ago> BSD's go a great job supporting lots of architectures Well its an OS, and by the definition the Software that has the most dependencies ISA wise, and it's kind of 'easy' to bring it to another architecture. >No but I do have a codebase to maintain and the more architectures the more work! Depends on your Software and your Language...sure can be more work, but supporting multiple OS's, Databases, Filesystems too.