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Of course the idea behind "generated code" is that you don't look at it. Looking at generated code is like disassembling an .o file - unless you need to debug y
by jbri 14y ago
Of course the idea behind "generated code" is that you don't look at it. Looking at generated code is like disassembling an .o file - unless you need to debug your compiler (or code generator), there's no reason to treat it as anything other than an opaque blob.
- dochtman 14y agoThat's a real problem with generated code, though. It almost always ends up that there's some issue with either your original code or the code that generates the generated code, and you end up having to dive into the ugly generated code to figure out what the problem is. I'm pretty sure this is the major reason code generation isn't used more often.
- reddit_clone 14y agoWell, I guess you need a meta debugger here.