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Turbo Pascal could check ranges on assignment with the {$R+} directive, and Delphi could check arithmetic overflow with {$Q+}. Of course, nobody wanted to waste
by sehugg 1y ago
Turbo Pascal could check ranges on assignment with the {$R+} directive, and Delphi could check arithmetic overflow with {$Q+}. Of course, nobody wanted to waste the cycles to turn those on :)
- pjmlp 1y agoMost Pascal compilers could do that actually. Yeah not wanting to waste cycles is how we ended up with the current system languages, while Electron gets used all over the place.