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by einhverfr
5019 days ago
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I found one in the PostgreSQL source not to long ago. It was well commented as to why it existed, was well modularized and quite frankly appropriate. I use "spaghetti code" to refer to code where execution aimlessly wanders between apparent modules. You don't need goto statements to make it happen. SQL-Ledger is a good example of doing this with simple redefinition of functions. It isn't the only kind of bad code though. |
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