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Hi there, thank you for publishing this, it looks incredibly useful and well written!
One question that arises in deciding whether to take a dependency on PPDB is whether the tool has been rigorously tested in a production use-case (e.g. as part of a Microsoft service or product), or if it's more of a personal project that has only been tested in the context of your personal needs? Any info you could share would be highly appreciated!
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@OmerRaviv. Thanks for your interest in the project. This was done as a POC for an internal reason and was used to prove out the prototype, but was heavily modified due to STL restrictions in the project. At present, I don't know of anyone using this in a product officially.
I have used this occasionally on my work in .NET to confirm logic in other parts of CoreCLR scenarios, but that is the extent to its assumed correctness. This implementation is nice but is annoying C++ and I've considered converting it to pure C so it would be easier to consume by others.
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Hi there, thank you for publishing this, it looks incredibly useful and well written!
One question that arises in deciding whether to take a dependency on PPDB is whether the tool has been rigorously tested in a production use-case (e.g. as part of a Microsoft service or product), or if it's more of a personal project that has only been tested in the context of your personal needs? Any info you could share would be highly appreciated!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: