How DMD's -w *Prevents* Me From Seeing My Warnings
Nick Sabalausky
a at a.a
Thu Feb 11 16:20:27 PST 2010
"Rainer Deyke" <rainerd at eldwood.com> wrote in message
news:hl2204$pk2$1 at digitalmars.com...
> daoryn wrote:
>> You missed the point: theres an annoying bug in DMD and a fix has
>> been available for it for 1 year and its still accumulating dust on
>> bugzilla. The Original Author is not complaining about C's author,
>> he's complaining about a bug in the compiler.
>
> No, I completely agree with the original post. '-w' is broken. We all
> know that. I'm just forestalling any attempt to shift the blame to the
> author of C.
>
> A conforming D implementation is allowed to warn about anything it wants
> to. A conforming D implementation is not allowed to turn these warnings
> into errors, because that breaks valid code. Therefore DMD with '-w' is
> not a conforming D implementation.
>
Heh, I'm starting to think I should have chosen X, Y and Z for my example.
Here am I reading replies to my own message, I come across "C's author" and
I start thinking "K&R" (Argh, more letters! ;) )
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