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Software systems tend to be complex, and I while I agree that more disciplined coding and software lifecycle approaches can lower the
rate of bugs in new code, I still think that the "compile, test, fix" cycle will be with us forever.
Definitely, since this is the basis of emerging 'agile' development methodologies. (Most of the agility being gained by scrapping the endless, time consuming, and very expensive code review processes of yester-year.) The basic assumption is that the computer can check code faster and more accurately than a human can, and that frequent testing catches bugs earlier. And the earlier a bug is fixed, the less impact it has in time and cost down the road.
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