on Fri, 2 Jan 2004 22:38:02 PST8
Why do I always duplicate messages from this mailing list?
> Then you are burning a bridge. You are, _arbitrarily_, deciding that
> humans shall no longer need to understand the source -- and you are
> designing a system which will make it somewhat impossible for humans to
> do just that.
No, just raising the source to a higher level. There are a lot of programmers
that can code in a high level language that don't have a clue when it comes to
assembler, which is the output of the high level language.
--
Robert Blair
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