The advantage of keeping a program as small as it can be are,
primarily, to keep it well-behaved with regard to the system's
resources--meaning that the interference with other programs and other
tasks is minimized--and, secondarily, to keep the program focused on
its purposes and on efficient code as an ongoing enterprise. I agree
with you that a program should not be small for small's sake, but I
feel strongly that a program should be as small as it can be while
fulfilling its purposes as well as it can.
JN
GeekMaster wrote on Saturday, March 02, 2002:
> the logic in keeping it small for "small's sake"
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