Shulou(Shulou.com)05/31 Report--

­(original title: Samsung released 70 million lines of Tizen system source code: developers found more than 20, 000 BUG)

It is common for systems or software to have BUG, but it is rare to see such exaggeration as the one below.

According to foreign media reports, the developers found that there are 27000 BUG in Samsung's Tizen system.

Specifically, the developer used PVS Studio to check 3.3% of the Tizen code and there were 900 errors, so he predicted that there would be at least 27000 BUG in the Tizen system.

­Samsung has been informed of this and said it will reward developers based on its internal BUG incentive program.

­data show that the Tizen plan and the three-party library have a cumulative total of 72.5 million lines of CCMG + code, which is used in Samsung's smart TVs, smartwatches, smartphones and other fields. It is an operating system developed by Samsung based on the Linux kernel.

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