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On the contrary, 30 years ago we were using Windows 3.0, which is about when dll hell started being a real thing. (DLL hell stopped being a problem a lot soone
by justin66 5y ago
On the contrary, 30 years ago we were using Windows 3.0, which is about when dll hell started being a real thing.
(DLL hell stopped being a problem a lot sooner than you probably think, too...)
- nisegami 5y ago>DLL hell stopped being a problem a lot sooner than you probably think, too Does not match my experience at work unfortunately.
- justin66 5y agoIf you're seeing this on any version of Windows made in the last 22 years or so, it's because a software developer fucked up in a really creative way. My condolences. Sometimes the issue is that people have tended to conflate "dll hell" and "dependency hell." That's an old pet peeve of mine and I realize it doesn't matter...