a small study of "deprecate"
deadalnix
deadalnix at gmail.com
Wed Nov 7 06:05:05 PST 2012
Here is how I see it (and all language fail at that as far as my
knowledge goes).
Deprecation comes with a date and a message.
Before the date, the dev is presented with the deprecation message when
compiling. The message explain why the function is deprecated and what
to use instead.
After the date, the message pops, but now it is an error (unless some
flag is used).
At some point the function may be removed.
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