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Invisible wrote:
>>
>> And delivered years later ;). If they had written it in Haskell,
>> they'd actually had to rewrite it from the scratch (I'm pretty sure
>> they've reused lots of code from earlier versions). Bye-bye for old
>> bugs, yes. Welcome for new bugs, also yes.
>
> Well, I'm told they rewrote a lot of it already, but yeah, you're
> probably right...
>
Surely yes, lots and lots of new code (hence lots and lots of new
bugs;). But as far as I understand economic world of programming, it can
easily be cheaper to loan (working) code from earlier version than
rewrite from scratch (eg. some tiny applications that don't actually
change - that would mean rewriting the *same* code again, which is
simply stupid).
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