Writing Solid Code: Microsoft's Techniques for Developing Bug-Free C Programs
by Stephen Maguire
http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASI ... 58-2092434
This book must be pretty thin or out of print!
This book must be pretty thin or out of print!
This book must be pretty thin or out of print!
Writing Solid Code: Microsoft's Techniques for Developing Bug-Free C Programs
by Stephen Maguire
http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASI ... 58-2092434
Writing Solid Code: Microsoft's Techniques for Developing Bug-Free C Programs
by Stephen Maguire
http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASI ... 58-2092434
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Re: This book must be pretty thin or out of print!
Yeah, it`s only got one paragraph..
Rule 1: Don`t use Visual Basic.
Rule 2: Reclassify bugs as "undocumented features".
Rule 3: Don`t release free bugfixes, just major updates that cost the same as the original.
Rule 4: If your application is not worth the money you ask for it, bloat the filesize to make it look better value for money.
Rule 5: Unless you have more than 500 reports for the same bug, blame it on other vendors hardware drivers.
Rule 1: Don`t use Visual Basic.
Rule 2: Reclassify bugs as "undocumented features".
Rule 3: Don`t release free bugfixes, just major updates that cost the same as the original.
Rule 4: If your application is not worth the money you ask for it, bloat the filesize to make it look better value for money.
Rule 5: Unless you have more than 500 reports for the same bug, blame it on other vendors hardware drivers.
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Re: This book must be pretty thin or out of print!
Oops, forgot one of their rules from the Win95 - 98 era...
Port working, bug free BSD code into Window, and introduce bugs into it. Sit back for a few years before giving users the chance to "patch" the bugs with a whole new OS.
Port working, bug free BSD code into Window, and introduce bugs into it. Sit back for a few years before giving users the chance to "patch" the bugs with a whole new OS.