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You're being overly dramatic. This has nothing to do with the normal use of layers of abstraction in your in architecture.
by patgarner 16y ago
You're being overly dramatic. This has nothing to do with the normal use of layers of abstraction in your in architecture.
- statictype 16y ago> This has nothing to do with the normal use of layers of abstraction in your in architecture. What's your definition of 'normal'? What if you abstract out your logic with a DSL that compiles down to iPhone native code? This is in violation of their terms of service. What if your DSL just generates C code? That also looks like a terms of service violation. Now what if that DSL is a yacc grammar for a network protocol or configuration file? Not an abnormal use anymore, is it?