You brought it up and now you don't want to say, I find that odd. It's hard to have a conversation if you're going to be so.. cryptic.
> Or maybe you want to critique the program?
Maybe I want a significant example of a "small program". At this point, neither terms have been well defined. You called the program used to make your comment "small" so tell me what it is.
> The topic is Microsoft software and the relationship between code size and probability of security flaws.
The greater the code size the greater the probability of bugs. And security flaws can be exploited utilizing the combined flaws across different independent programs or included libraries.
My point is the only programs so small that security issues are a non-issue are either not interesting or combined with other programs to do something useful.