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On 03/12/18 14:06, Kurt Jaeger wrote:
> Yes, but the boundary can not be drawn at the 'source' border.
> My fear is that we do not really understand where the border lies.


In general this is true. However, in case of Go or C++ the boundary is 
clear. -)


Yuri