Chapter 33 (1/2)

The reason why Liang Shicheng is angry is that any program cannot be executed in isolation, but needs a corresponding library file.

For example, a library file is a worker who performs tasks, a program is the work we write on paper, and a programmer is the boss who arranges the work.

There can be great differences between library files, intelligence, work efficiency, and language differences between different library files.

If the library file is smart enough, the boss who arranges the work, that is, the programmer, can be more worry-free. Just use some simple and popular words to order the worker, and the rest know what to do.

If the library files are stupid, the worker belongs to the one who asks and doesn't know. If he wants to arrange tasks for him, the boss has to spend more time. Basically, he has to explain everything in detail.

That is, for workers of different levels, orders need to be given in different languages.

If the workers are smart enough, it is not even a problem to communicate with the code between the boss and the workers.

At the same time, in order to express the same meaning and issue the same command, the programming rules are different when different library files are used.

In short, to run a program, you must have a corresponding library file. The program captured by the universal editor cannot be directly installed and used for other electronic devices.

A program must have a corresponding library file. Two things that clearly want to be used together are sold apart!

Of course, he has another option, that is, without a library file, to guess the meaning and logic of the program, and then convert it manually.

This is what makes Liang Shicheng feel depressed. Although he was very reluctant, he still checked the task.

[hidden task - childlike innocence sleepless

The goal is to let 10000 children under the age of 12 get the gifts they want.

Within two years

Progress [010000]

It doesn't seem to be a simple task.

Now Liang Shicheng's first goal is to develop driverless programs with the help of universal editor.

He withdrew from the interface and began to weigh the pros and cons to figure out his next route.

First, copy the driver's driving program photographed and captured before to the computer for research. The amount of program generated this time is not small, up to about 200MB.

Then open them one by one and interpret them manually. After trying for some time, I found that it was impossible for me to fully interpret the meaning.

At this time, Liang Shicheng found that his ability was limited and the amount of data was too large.

Not only the amount of data is huge, but also the complexity of the program content is higher. It takes longer to interpret the same data.

The interpretation process is to contact the context, as well as some contents that can be directly understood, and guess the meaning of the full text. It is not only impossible to complete the job by computer, but it is also impossible to hand over such things to ordinary programmers. Only a few talents like Liang Shicheng who have independently developed solutions in the company have this ability.

Then there are only two options.