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Posted by Ben C on 04/26/07 22:00
On 2007-04-26, dorayme <doraymeRidThis@optusnet.com.au> wrote:
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> The distinction that I was pointing out would then be applied to
> within the class of bugs. At least the ones that do follow a
> known logic can be dealt with if enough effort is assigned. Those
> that do not follow a known logic can be split into a further two
> types. One, those that do follow a logic but not a known one.
> Two, those that don't follow a logic that can ever be learned in
> an individual case.
Do you mean logic in the sense of something that the manifestation of
the bug follows? In other words, something related to reproducibility?
In theory the logic behind any bug is there is in the program source
text. In practice if you just read the source text you will find a bug
every few lines but never the one you're looking for.
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