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I prefer -funsafemath. Who doesn't want their math to be fun and safe?
by adgjlsfhk1 2y ago
I prefer -funsafemath. Who doesn't want their math to be fun and safe?
- glitchc 2y agoI don't know how many people got your joke, but that flag actually says unsafe math. The -f prefix signifies a floating point flag.
- rockwotj 2y agoI am pretty sure the -f is for feature. Because there are flags like -fno-exceptions and -fcoroutines
- jkrejcha 2y agoIt's a feature flag, they're not all necessarily floating point related. As an example though, I still intentionally humorously misread -funroll-loops as funroll loops even though it's f(eature) unroll loops
- hackcasual 2y agoThe f in that case stands for fruit