5.6. Reviewing Library Logs
If you've ever helped a friend move, and that friend was a fairly efficient mover, he probably assigned someone to stay in the moving truck to arrange everything so that the maximum amount of stuff could fit. This lets everyone else maximize efficiency by moving stuff from the house to the truck without worrying about how it's packed. This idea can be translated into the ways in which software applications are programmed to work in an operating system. It often makes sense to use a shared library of items that many different applications can access. This allows more features to be written with less programming, which means greater efficiency, much like the guy in the truck allows the people moving furniture from the ...
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