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Or you duplicate code in 3 places, and apply the same fixes or updates in 3 places for all of eternity. There are pros and cons to both methods and each have t
by trey-jones 6y ago
Or you duplicate code in 3 places, and apply the same fixes or updates in 3 places for all of eternity. There are pros and cons to both methods and each have their places, no need to start this constant debate here.
- shadowgovt 6y agoThat's why this approach can tend to be a positive for driver versions matched to hardware iterations: a given fix may or may not apply to a given hardware config, and likely has to be tested against each config separately. It's one of the unusual circumstances where, unfortunately, abstraction can decrease flexibility and increase development time.