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Talking about compiler flags and need for OS-level handling of multiple library versions .. . You do know that not every dev is C dev? And your "general consen
by _Tev 9y ago
Talking about compiler flags and need for OS-level handling of multiple library versions .. . You do know that not every dev is C dev?
And your "general consensus" isn't as general as you think, look up OS usage among developers. I have never seen source claiming 50%+ usage of Linux, and "consensus" implies much more than simple majority ...
- willtim 9y ago> You do know that not every dev is C dev? C libraries are often transitive dependencies of higher-level language libraries, e.g. for Haskell or Python. Using language-specific package managers often fails to properly handle such transitive dependencies. > look up OS usage among developers This doesn't indicate personal preference. My whole team is forced to develop on Windows at work, we would all rather use Linux, as we deploy to Linux and our tools, e.g. Git, work better on Linux. But such are the constraints of working in a corporate environment. I use a Linux development environment for my personal projects.