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would be cool to know the percentage of different codebase nowadays.



I bet there are some Adobe programmers reading HN; I don't think some rough estimates would be a violation of their NDA and I'd be curious to hear them, too.


You'd be surprised. While the code base has expanded on a geometric scale since 1.0 (we're now clocking in around 4-5M LOC), there are still routines that have survived all these years. While the implementation details have changed radically, a lot of the old architectural vestiges are going strong.

The more things have changed, the more they've stayed the same.


My guess is 100% different, given that they ported it to C++ at some point.




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