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I'm slightly horrified with the specificity of this warning (-Wmemsize-comparison). Apparently enough programmers make this exact mistake.

• estebank 4y ago
  You shouldn't be: things that happen rarely happen all the time at scale. If you know of one person hit an edge case, chances are that many more will in the future (and others have before but didn't bother to tell anyone about it). Because of this it is always worth it to handle these edge cases, a couple hours implementing the lint will pay itself several times over by saving others from a single person a lot of time, or a lot of people a little bit. Of course, who pays for that time is different so it is easy to say "sucks to be you" and not do anything about it.
  • owl57 4y ago
    Yes, I was thinking exactly this: if someone suggested adding such a warning, chances are they were far from the only one burnt.