I have ported a fair bit of code from Win to Solaris, one of the issues I have - I am getting a heaps of warnings:
The g++ -Wall option includes -Wreorder.What this o开发者_运维百科ption does is described below.It is not obvious to me why somebody would care (especially enough to turn this on by default in -Wall).
Developer tools and software typically do not provide solution suggestions in error messages.This makes sense for compilers because they are supposed to tell precisely what went wrong.
VB.NET has this rather annoying limitation which caps compiler warnings reported at 100. vbc : warning BC42206: Maximum number of warnings has been exceeded.
I\'m about to commit an ugly temporary hack in order to work around a blocking issue while we wait for an external res开发者_开发知识库ource to be fixed.Aside from marking it with a big scary comment
I have the following C code: #include <math.h> int main(int argc, char ** argv) { double mydouble = 100.0;
Is there a way to get visual studio to warn that a private member does not have any references within the class? How about internal members that have no references within the package / module?
I was trying to answer this question. As suggested by the accepted开发者_高级运维 answer, the problem with that code is that not all control paths are returning a value. I tried this code on the VC9 c
I wanted to have a tail-recursive version of List.map, so I wrote my own.Here it is: let rec list_map f l ?(accum=[])=
I\'m building my project with GCC\'s -Wconversion warning flag. (gcc (Debian 4.3.2-1.1) 4.3.2) on a 64bit GNU/Linux OS/Hardware. I\'m finding it useful in identifying where I\'ve mixed types or lost c
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