It might be the default settings on the compilers as well. I believe that in our environment, we set our warning level higher than the default, because a lot o

It might be the default settings on the compilers as well. I believe that in our environment, we set our warning level higher than the default, because a lot of the warnings(signed/unsigned mismatch, 32/64-bit pointers, etc.) can be an indication of an actual bug.