Code Reading¶
Spinellis, D. (2003). Code Reading: The Open Source Perspective. Addison-Wesley.
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Primes¶
- Close Reading
- Line-by-line patch review has been articulated explicitly as close reading by software engineers, and the intervention family — read every line, query every choice, suspend closure until exhaustion — transferred without modification.
This sourceTreats reading source code line by line as its own discipline — what to look for, how subtle defects (control-flow, error-handling, naming) surface only on careful grain-level reading of the code itself.
- Line-by-line patch review has been articulated explicitly as close reading by software engineers, and the intervention family — read every line, query every choice, suspend closure until exhaustion — transferred without modification.
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