This is largely due to compiler version differences. I can fix every warning my compiler emits, and you are likely to still get warnings on yours. Go's enforce

This is largely due to compiler version differences. I can fix every warning my compiler emits, and you are likely to still get warnings on yours. Go's enforced -Werror can work in a smallish community, where there's a single compiler and a culture of everyone always using its latest version. But I don't see how it can survive an environment where there's multiple compilers, each with multiple versions. Who here could write a C program that is guaranteed to never produce a warning on any C compiler?