I might consider throwing in my hat to project like this. If you would like to contact me, my sf address is angelbane@sourceforge.net
I've had been following the pvr-150 ivtv devel, and I contributed a few patches myself. Also I have quite a bit experience from helping to write code for the acx100 wireless driver.
Funny, because people who actually work with SAP can easily tell the uneducated from those who actually work with it, because they pronounce it "sap," rather than its correct pronunciation ESS AY PEE.
Apparently someone has never had a run in with Turing completeness.
Basically, to paraphrase, there are some bugs that a computer CANNOT diagnose. Period.
Example: write me a piece of code that can analyze and diagnose another piece of code for an infinite loop, and I can guaran-damn-tee you that I can write two distinct snippets of code, one which will pass your code, and one that will not, and neither of them will be inifinite loops.
Go take a basic course in Computer Programming, or better yet, build a perpetual motion machine.
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Or, my sourceforge isn't working - try angelbane@ou.edu
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I might consider throwing in my hat to project like this. If you would like to contact me, my sf address is angelbane@sourceforge.net
I've had been following the pvr-150 ivtv devel, and I contributed a few patches myself. Also I have quite a bit experience from helping to write code for the acx100 wireless driver.
Funny, because people who actually work with SAP can easily tell the uneducated from those who actually work with it, because they pronounce it "sap," rather than its correct pronunciation ESS AY PEE.
Apparently someone has never had a run in with Turing completeness.
Basically, to paraphrase, there are some bugs that a computer CANNOT diagnose. Period.
Example: write me a piece of code that can analyze and diagnose another piece of code for an infinite loop, and I can guaran-damn-tee you that I can write two distinct snippets of code, one which will pass your code, and one that will not, and neither of them will be inifinite loops.
Go take a basic course in Computer Programming, or better yet, build a perpetual motion machine.