The point is: there is nothing to fix here, and there is no emergency,
this is not a bug in RB. It has nothing to do with extreme
programming, this is just a matter of understanding the architecture
of a computer and dealing with it's shortcomings.
If RS wants to idiotproof it, more power to them, but I for one am not
willing to sacrifice performance over this. You'll say it won't use
much performance, true, but it all adds up if they idiotproof
everything.
Math
On Thu, 31 Mar 2005 01:02:35 -0500, Lars Jensen <larsjensen at rcn dot com>
wrote:
> > What I find funny is that this behavior has probably been in RB since
> > day one, and only today it has become a showstopper.
>
> Perhaps you like to delay fixes until an emergency arises. Must be that
> "extreme" or "agile" programming that all the kids are talking about.
>
> lj
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