> "from start to finish" I think perhaps this is not even a valid concept... The simple case of a program with a main maybe has a "start"? (Although due to pr

> "from start to finish" I think perhaps this is not even a valid concept... The simple case of a program with a main maybe has a "start"? (Although due to program loading, there is quite a lot of code that executes before main, often not your code but sometimes static initialization, e.g.). In the case of async programming (queues, services, interrupt handlers, etc.), a "start" is pretty arbitrary, and needs to be defined some other way (start of a data scenario e.g.)... And in all sceanrios except pure batch processing, a "finish" doesn't exist, except in the sense of a "quit" or termination scenario, but not in relation to rest of the code base...