[rescue] Re: [SunHELP] Solaris 9, First thoughts
Gregory Leblanc
gleblanc at linuxweasel.com
Sun Jan 20 12:49:46 CST 2002
On Sat, 2002-01-19 at 15:24, Kevin Loch wrote:
> Developers should be forced to work on a machine that has 1/10th the speed
> and 1/4 the ram of the intended (or current) platform. Imagine how much better
> mozilla would be if it was developed for an SS5-110 or a PI-133 with no more than 64
> megs.
> The problem is people code slow, sloppy, ineficcient code because it runs fine on
> the typical
> developer machine (which is almost always better/faster than the typical users
> machine).
I so completely agree here, though with one added, uh, feature. You
should give the developers access to a loaded E4500 or the like to do
their compiles on, so that they can actually test their work. It's a
pain to hack code for 8 hours, then have to leave it overnight to see if
it compiles. :-) I can't sell any companies on this idea yet though.
Greg
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Portland, Oregon, USA.
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