This was Hiroki's first time developing a ninjutsu in the Shinobi World.
Unlike last time, when he had merely stitched some code together, this development project required Hiroki to write a massive amount of code himself.
Taking code with similar functions from his previous life as an example, it was like AI driving. It also had image recognition capabilities, and its core code alone was probably dozens to hundreds of megabytes. If massive training sets and databases were included, it could reach several gigabytes.
Converted into actual programs, a roughly 3 MB file might contain around fifty thousand lines of code. In most cases, a file with fifty thousand lines of code would not even come close to 3 MB.
Most applications usually contained all kinds of complex assets and content resources, such as music, images, or other text. Those were what made up the bulk of an application—but unfortunately, what Hiroki needed to create was an application made entirely of pure code—
That meant that independently developing around two hundred thousand lines of code would take a team working overtime for two months just to barely finish.
Worse still, their code was usually built on better compilers. Everyone knew that coding involved all kinds of languages, such as C++, C#, Python, and many others, all of which came with ample optimization for image recognition and machine training.
If Hiroki wanted to achieve image recognition, he would probably need an even longer development cycle.
That was why Hiroki had always wanted to develop his own ninjutsu, yet over the past several months—nearly a year, even—he had barely developed or compiled any ninjutsu at all.
—The workload was simply too enormous. It was difficult for one person to complete independently, and without any additional need, there was no reason for him