From Software by Rob's post on The Future of Compilers... The part where he talks about logic errors being detected by compilers can probably already be done with xUnit, as we (at work) have NUnit running almost like a compiler, right after the actual compilation, in the build script. That way, if we have a "minus sign in the wrong place", a unit test will catch it, if not prevent it from happening again.
Some software like FxCop (PMD in the Java world) can also help here.
1 comment:
CONTACT: onlineghosthacker247 @gmail. com
-Find Out If Your Husband/Wife or Boyfriend/Girlfriend Is Cheating On You
-Let them Help You Hack Any Website Or Database
-Hack Into Any University Portal; To Change Your Grades Or Upgrade Any Personal Information/Examination Questions
-Hack Email; Mobile Phones; Whatsapp; Text Messages; Call Logs; Facebook And Other Social Media Accounts
-And All Related Services
- let them help you in recovery any lost fund scam from you
onlineghosthacker Will Get The Job Done For You
onlineghosthacker247 @gmail. com
TESTED AND TRUSTED!!!
Post a Comment