Warning Options - Using the GNU Compiler Collection (GCC)
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Using -Wall will often draw my attention to potential bugs.
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Warning Options - Using the GNU Compiler Collection (GCC)
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Using -Wall will often draw my attention to potential bugs.
It has improved a lot. It does not handle this contrived situation:
// Look, I am being clever, using line-continuation to turn a single-line comment\
into a multi-line comment.
GCC will...
They do not sell hard copies at all, so it must be something else.
Yes, if only I could figure out which one to buy. If I base my decision on price, it would be this one:
American National Standards Institute - ANSI eStandards Store
But there is also this one:...
True, I could not find a link for the real deal, probably because it costs $$$. I haven't got it either. I am a cheapskate :-).
Exactly. In C++ you also have the digraphs to keep the...
The standard:
http://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg...docs/n1336.pdf
Compilers often leave trigraphs off unless explicitly enabled. Why? Because they are annoying and rarely used.
Trigraphs...
If this is a prelude to studying compilers, you might want to:
1 replace "\r\n" sequences with "\n", and replace"\r" by it itself with "\n"
2 merge continued lines. Be aware that the backslash...