> As a physicist, I learned long ago that if you cannot use the back of
> an envelope and explain your theory to a secretary, you do not
> understand it. It has only been revealed recently where some VM
> design information may be hidden, and it's apparently out of date.
> Maintenance requires good documentation, especially in critical areas.
> I hope that your suggestion succeeds, and that a document is passed
> around, but I'll bet a large amount that it doesn't happen.
Your contributions are welcome. I'm looking forward to your
updated documentation and patches.
regards,
Rik
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