I agree the API that is the API is done correctly, it provides honest guidance. Once upon a time when 3G mobility was all the rave I was with a company named

I agree the API that is the API is done correctly, it provides honest guidance. Once upon a time when 3G mobility was all the rave I was with a company named Lucent which was vying for a contract with Japanese NTT Docomo. The job: Provide BTS (Base Transceiver Stations) for their brand new network. Hardware and software. Their API documentation was an Excel Spreadsheet with c function call names, around 300. Column 1, the function name, column 2 the expected parameters in byt form, the return values in byte form and last column..the maximum time limit to return the call in milliseconds. The possible error codes (lots and lots of error codes) The API was also shared with Hitachi which was the competition. The API read like a Tax Form but the expectations where so well understood. Down to the bare metal.