Totally agreed about understanding how tools work being useful. I'd just be wary of using an extremely complex tool. From what I can tell, this "C++" looks lik

Totally agreed about understanding how tools work being useful. I'd just be wary of using an extremely complex tool. From what I can tell, this "C++" looks like it could self-destruct at any minute, unless handled by an expert. Perhaps that makes the case even more strongly that you ought to filter your hires most strictly, but I wonder whether there might exist a simpler tool that could do the job with fewer risks.