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Why should it be any more complicated than that? What ever happened to keeping it simple?
by sledgehammers 5y ago
Why should it be any more complicated than that?
What ever happened to keeping it simple?
- titzer 5y agoThings can be locally simple but have complex and chaotic implications. E.g. just by pushing the complexity up a level and dumping it on literally everyone else. I've learned over the years that complexity sometimes has a right place and a wrong place. (Most times complexity ends up everywhere, TBH.) I think resolving references between different parts of code in different compilation units is definitely within the purview of a compiler/build system, and should not be up to every programmer to flail at poorly with #ifdefs.