Re: Disassembler

On Mon, 27 Feb 2006 11:00:10 -0600, Peter Lacey <lacey@xxxxxxx> wrote:

Don't start that again! It isn't every shop that has the luxury of no
inherited programs. Are you also saying that compiled objects never get
lost?????

We're moving towards a Java environment for much of our code. I went
to modify a method and first did a search to determine where the code
was copied - and found 161 copies of a file which I had created, which
was copied by the trunk and branches and a bunch of places that I
don't get. I'm told not to worry about it, but that's hard from my
background.

The code in these are not all the same.

Vernor Vinge has a SF novel which includes people working as software
archeologists, digging down through systems trying to clean up
thousands of years of interactions.
.

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