Technical term anyone?
Technical term anyone?
(OP)
In software development and use there is a very common and frustrating error:
"Not running what you think you're running."
This could be a simulation that appears to be immune to any changes in the model; models that give totally different results on different days or on different computers; source code or library changes that don't seem to have any effect.
I wonder if there is a technical term for it?
"Not running what you think you're running."
This could be a simulation that appears to be immune to any changes in the model; models that give totally different results on different days or on different computers; source code or library changes that don't seem to have any effect.
I wonder if there is a technical term for it?
- Steve





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Mike McCann
MMC Engineering
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or
Ghost in the machine
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- Steve
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Sort of like
sitting in your car
looking backward to back out
stepping on the gas
(the car is in drive, not reverse)
backing out of the garage....forward through the wall.
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A more close analogy though might be filling up the wrong car with fuel.
- Steve
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- Steve
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All I have to do now is worm the phrase into a few tech support questions.
- Steve
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