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Re: inifinite recursion && test/unit
> On Tue, Jul 01, 2003 at 10:06:46PM +0900, Andrey Kulinich wrote:
I'd guess so to--. Wouldn't this be a "halting problem" issue? =)>> > I was talking about test/unit.
> > Why when I'm using it in such code ruby can't detect infinite loop? In
> > my opinion this is test/unit's bug.
> I don't think Ruby really "detects" infinite loops; it simply runs out of
> memory and reports it.
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