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You can question whether the perverse incentive will be exploited. For example lets say the rule is that "C# code must be compiled before it is run." The ince
by artsrc 14y ago
You can question whether the perverse incentive will be exploited.
For example lets say the rule is that "C# code must be compiled before it is run." The incentives are to declare code compiled when it is not, to declare that you are not running code when you are, and to declare code to not be written in C#.
- btilly 14y agoThe additional perverse incentive is to extend the rule by banning all languages that do not have an equivalent compilation step. Which means that scripting languages are not available.
- SoftwareMaven 14y agoYou can extend anything to an absurd degree. That does not make it a strong argument.
- btilly 14y agoWhat makes you think that extension is absurd? I based that on a real example!