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Re: Subversion, decentralized version control, and the future.

From: Carsten Breuer <CarstenBreuerSvn_at_textwork.de>
Date: 2007-06-30 01:17:18 CEST

Hi Eric, hi all,

>>> So we're going to need a working copy rewrite. We knew that; in fact
>> And this time (if you allow me my humble two cent) get it right and cut the
>> development time down to 1/10th by using a more evolved language than C.
>> Python comes to mind, but anything would do.
>
> I concur. It's 2007, which is way too late in the game for you guys to be
> spending your time chasing memory-allocation bugs.

Do we? Memory-allocation bugs are always a problem of discipline and
bad coding style. IMHO a good programmer doesn't need something
like a garbage collection. He knows what he have allocated.
With C++ we can wrap memory allocations in classes that handle memory
allocations correct. So perhaps it is time to switch over to C++.

Best Regards,

Carsten

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