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Donald Knuth on Multi-Core, Unit Testing, Literate Programming, and XP

38 replies on 39 pages. Most recent reply: Jun 14, 2008 10:09 AM by John Zabroski

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Daesung Park

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Re: Donald Knuth on Multi-Core, Unit Testing, Literate Programming, and XP Posted: Apr 30, 2008 6:58 PM
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In my view, literately programmed code should be visible for every programmer through its evolution, so literate programming doesn't cope with OCP well. I guess it is why he prefer "re-editable" code to reusable black box code.
But I think benefits of information hiding should not be sacrificed.

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