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> The first two have indeed been fixed > I didn't go through the rest of them, but expect a similar pattern. You verified two issues were fixed, ran into one
by hunterb123 4y ago
> The first two have indeed been fixed
> I didn't go through the rest of them, but expect a similar pattern.
You verified two issues were fixed, ran into one issue and then you expect a similar pattern of what exactly...?
Why didn't your comment go like this:
"Hey I went through to verify the these issues were fixed and I'm getting an undefined behaviour on integer overflow, here is how I tested (show code), are you able to reproduce this?"
That would be much less divisive and result in a proper discussion.
I think you'll find if you try to "call" people out instead of asking questions you'll be met with the same tone you gave them.
-- EDIT - replying to @paskozdilar below --
It could be that GP tested incorrectly? Since things are getting so serious shouldn't we see the code GP used to test before mob shaming?
You seem to be jumping to the conclusion the issue is not fixed. I don't think hurling "narcissism" is needed at all here.
- paskozdilar 4y agoSimilar pattern of false claims. Author has clearly stated that "all issues are fixed". The other guy found one unfixed issue. That makes the author's statement false. I don't trust a person that lies, especially when they lie with such conviction and confidence. Reeks of narcissism. -- EDIT - replying to @hunterb123 above -- I have reproduced the same error as in blogpost.
- raphlinus 4y agoHey, I went through another one of the examples, the lack of SFINAE, here's how I tested: I used the same methodology as the linked blog post. I'm getting the same compiler error as the blog post. Are you able to reproduce this?