>>Fabio,
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>>Then why did you declare it a bug? Just because an implementation was chosen that does not == yours, doesn't mean it's a bug.
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>Well, he didn't say "bug", he said "expected", where honestly he should have written "Fabio expected" :).

Hi Dragan,

Normally write "bug" to point out the bug that is in the code,
instead I think about the bug that was in the mind of whom has written the code
and what it has prevented him from making the best thing.

For me the code don't exist, exist only the mind that have written the code.

Honestly I go a few to crisis, when I think about the code produced by a "genetic program":
the bug is in the genetics that describes the genetic program
or it is in the genetics of the mind that he has written the genetic program.
If the genetic program now produces another genetic program,...