From: Valette E. <eri...@fr...> - 2002-10-30 09:05:27
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Jens Haug wrote: >>I do agree. The more people do not want other to look/critic their code, >>the more they pretend what they do is a kind of black art, and do not >>document it or make design document :-) Fixing bug is annoying, making a >>new release and advising to report a problem on it is so more fun. > > > I don't think this is about fun. There are people getting paid by > Intel for this, aren't they? Would you like it if your boss could > have a look at a list of mistakes you made in your job? Man, I sure > am glad there's no list with *my* mistakes! Yes, I know that bugs > are perfectly normal in such projects, no need to be ashamed. But > maybe their boss doesn't know that? > Just speculating here... I have been working for famous companies and yes having a bug tracking system was required and compled with the source management system. If your company is responsible, they want to have no bug in the system they distribute. At a macroeconomic level, I bet if Intel sell more P4 for mobile devices because linux runs on them, yes they want to have a good ACPI system and a bug tracking system will help achieving this goal. -- __ / ` Eric Valette /-- __ o _. 6 rue Paul Le Flem (___, / (_(_(__ 35740 Pace Tel: +33 (0)2 99 85 26 76 Fax: +33 (0)2 99 85 26 76 E-mail: va...@fr... |