??? 07/06/05 13:42 Read: times |
#96693 - you can't Responding to: ???'s previous message |
"It is a fact that "succesful testing does not prove the abscence of bugs, it only proves the abscence of known bugs", even you, Donald, can not disprove that."
Ah, but can you prove it? absolutely I can list many cases where I have had to fix succesfully tested designs that, in some cases had worked flawlessly for months. To mention a couple of cases: non-atomic read of a 16 bit value. confluence of two interrupts and a function. Both the above cases can not be tested, but definitely can be designed correctly. So, moving back to my point, how do you verify a design? you can't, that is why you need to design it. Erik |