What is the Chinese word for "spaghetti code"?


http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2418117,00.asp

Microsoft Office's Spaghetti Code Mess 
By John C. Dvorak

  So it seems Microsoft has decided to move from updating Microsoft Office
  every two to three years to a whirlwind upgrade cycle measurable in
  weeks. This should result in some incredible hilarity as weirdness ensues.
  
  The problem with Microsoft code is that it has mostly deteriorated to what
  people like to call spaghetti code, a patchwork quilt of subroutines. This
  means millions of lines of code with no overseer.

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The author does not give any direct evidence in the article that there is
spaghetti code in Microsoft products, or, as he says above, code with no
overseer.  But, of course, there is no such direct evidence because the
source code is never made public.

Overall, John C. Dvorak is an interesting columnist.