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In addition, correctness and security should always be prioritized ahead of portability. It does no good for software to be portable if that just means it's inc
by Pacabel 12y ago
In addition, correctness and security should always be prioritized ahead of portability. It does no good for software to be portable if that just means it's incorrect and insecure on more platforms.
- raverbashing 12y agoWell, actually, that's what the LibreSSL guys are doing. Removing tons and tons of backwards compatibility crap http://opensslrampage.org/ http://opensslrampage.org/