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I am not claiming there is any special treatment at all. I think the situation is much simpler: They (Microsoft) test GSL with specific compiler versions to ob
by ranger_danger 3mo ago
I am not claiming there is any special treatment at all. I think the situation is much simpler:
They (Microsoft) test GSL with specific compiler versions to observe how their usage of the UB is treated, and if satisfactory, that compiler version is now "supported" in their eyes. They do not claim to "support" any other version because they have not tested them to know how the UB functions there.
- Maxatar 3mo agoWhat is the relationship between your claim, and the claim I replied to about GSL having special treatment? In other words, why did you reply to me with an interpretation about a post that claimed GSL is afforded special treatment by MSVC if your claim is that GSL does not get any special treatment from MSVC? Did you intend to reply to someone else?
- ranger_danger 3mo agoI'm not sure exactly where the disagreement really is. Perhaps when OP said "ensure that the changes were reverted or fixed to support" you were thinking they meant MSVC reverting changes, while I was thinking of GSL doing it instead, in order to "support" specific compiler versions they have on hand at the time to test. Either way I think we are on the same page in thinking that compilers don't know/care that GSL exists and aren't doing anything special for it, and that's good enough for me.