In programming, which this is, “exactly”, the
exact changes, occur in the code underlying what was affected, which is what would be shared in a team/peer-review meeting discussing the fix. If you work in programming the processors then you’d geek out, if you didn’t then your eyes would glaze over. And, it’s highly unlikely that Cliff would share the
exact changes because they’re proprietary and company-confidential intellectual property which none of us has a need, or right, to know.
What you want is the mid to high-level overview of what changed which would be given to customers or upper management, and that’s what Cliff typically gives us.
I programmed in a lot of languages on a lot of systems and processors over a long time, and when Cliff starts talking “exactly” I have to reread several times just to get a general idea. His idea of “exactly” is very precise and esoteric and the threads are deep. “And, that’s what I appreciates about you”,
@FractalAudio.