How is anyone supposed to know what it does then ??
Also any new code needs to satisfy/adhere to the current
interface,
so it would be pretty useless not knowing what that is
Furthermore to replace you need to know what to return on error /
success
Gr,
On Sunday, 3 February 2013 at 14:17:11 UTC, jerro wrote:
How should such a clean room implementation look like ??
Does the structure need to change ??
Is it enough to rewrite the code in D ??
Should the code be in C if so how much change ??
AFAIK "clean room implementation" means reimplementing it
without looking at the source code of the original
implementation.
