Re: Question of the software develpment cycle

On 29 Jun, 03:11, Chad <cdal...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
This is inexperience. Bear with me.

I recently release a program on sourceforge. However, I noticed that I
made a bonehead coding error. The error doesn't lead to a bug, it just
slows the code down a bit. So, after I correct the coding error, do I
just change the version number from 1.0 to 1.1?

Just curious because I just sort of feel stupid putting in the logs "I
made a correction to the code after someone started to clue me in on
if else flow."

Chad

How about re-phrasing it as "Use improved algorithm" ?

Paul.

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