[dba-Tech] TIOBE Programming Community Index for May 2013

Hi Shamil:

As the old axiom goes: People are always more willing to pay for work to be
redone than to pay more for the work to be done right the first time.

Jim

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Shamil
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 Hi Jim --

<<<
 good coding and the new generations of programming languages sort of
"handle(?)" inconsistencies, 
>>>
Yes, "sort of" - but actually they don't - "there will be no miracles
here"...

<<<
good technique does not ever have to be really learned.
>>>
Good techniques have to be learned - "there is no substitute for hard
work"...

-- Shamil

Вторник, 21 мая 2013, 10:02 -07:00 от "Jim Lawrence" <accessd at shaw.ca>:
>Hi Shamil:
>
>Your attached article is very interesting and it hits upon a few points
that
>have not really been addressed or completely resolved in either the CPU
>(multi-core) or in any kernel. It is also interesting that the software
>design used in our LAN cards may be a partial solution to these problems.
>
>On the other point of your post, I would say that I have been working with
>software, though built on C, has made few attempts to isolate "C"'s
inherent
>weaknesses. One misnamed or misused variable/class/function or not running
>garbage collection in a timely manner and the package bails unceremonious
to
>the desktop killing either the virtual drive or NTDVM in the process.
>
>I am of two minds on this programming position. It is a good lesson to have
>to learn how to properly program and be able to carefully manage your code
>but in today's world where getting immediate results is much more important
>than good coding and the new generations of programming languages sort of
>"handle(?)" inconsistencies, good technique does not ever have to be really
>learned.
>
>Even such browsers as IE, Chrome and FF bleeds everywhere and if you
running
>internet testing all day, without restarting, these packages slowly keep
>eating all the memory, run slower and will probably crash the system if
left
>long enough. Considering that browsers are the next desktop, to me it is a
>little sad.
>
>Jim
>
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>Shamil
>Sent: Tuesday, May 21, 2013 12:25 AM
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>
> Hi Hans --
>
>No, because *nowadays* and many years to come(?) true multi-core
programming
>on general purpose computers (desktop, laptop. moblie/ARM,...) and OSes (MS
>Windows, Linux/Unix, ...) would be possible to do by using only C/C++ - 
>http://erratasec.blogspot.ru/2013/02/multi-core-scaling-its-not-multi.html#
.
>UZsfhbVplfA  ..
>
>>... buffer overflows, memory leaks and illegible code...
>Most of that could be prevented/captured by using solid programming
>approaches as well as modern development/profiling tools...
>
>Thank you.
>
>-- Shamil

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