[JRandomFreeper]

This. It's going to be good. A judge that has a clue about the matter before him. Is that even allowed in the USSA?

And he's right. I don't know how many rangecheck() functions that I've cobbled together quickly to stop a program from doing stupid stuff with garbage data.

/johnny

[gcraig]

Exactly. Here is an example that takes less than a minute:

private int rangeCheck(int x, int y)
{
return (x-y);
}

This simplistic example just tweaks data, something most programmers can do in their sleep. To suggest that a bounds check algorithm takes six months is laughable. That said, why would Google need to rip a limiter from oracle anyway? I have found that plugging in someone else's code can sometimes make a project take longer than if you just hack it together yourself anyway.