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Exactly. This is precisely the point. It will interpret and execute whatever code is thrown at it. The problem is that the code is NOT DETERMINISTIC (or non-det
by gear54rus 12y ago
Exactly. This is precisely the point. It will interpret and execute whatever code is thrown at it. The problem is that the code is NOT DETERMINISTIC (or non-deterministic, whatever). It can be interpreted in a variety of different ways.
This and the fact that 'compiled' code is sometimes altered by applying some money-based side effects gives us some pretty ridiculous results.
Correct me if I'm wrong but there's no easy way to fix this problem.
- Roboprog 12y agoDon't think of it as corruption, think of it as aspect oriented programming! BEFORE: go to jail APPLY: expensive lawyer, public pressure