> But there is probably already too much code out there with π=3.14 in it to be feasible to do this. So for JS let it break in new, module based strict-mode co

> But there is probably already too much code out there with π=3.14 in it to be feasible to do this. So for JS let it break in new, module based strict-mode code. That’s going to be processed by tooling prior to shipping anyway, so that’ll get caught. For other platforms do the same. In some forward-looking revision of the language/compiler. People has to fix obsolete/deprecated stuff in newer compilers/class libraries all the time. This is no different.