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That is a very developer mindset. Remember, many more of us use the compiler to build packages in the wild, we need it to be fairly permissive to hope to get t
by 3pt14159 13y ago
That is a very developer mindset.
Remember, many more of us use the compiler to build packages in the wild, we need it to be fairly permissive to hope to get things to build.
- TallGuyShort 13y agoYes, but if more developers used these flags the world would be a better place. Whenever I have the time, I build with these flags and report bugs back to the upstream developers. Then I drop the flags and move on with my life :)
- 3pt14159 13y agoThat is genius! This would be a great way to get university kids to contribute to the OSS movement.
- TallGuyShort 13y agoFurthermore, I wish I had known earlier how much I could contribute to the open-source community by simply downloading a product, walking through their documentation, and submitting corrections, and little usability improvements to both the interfaces and documentation. It's an easy way to start learning your way around the code and internal architecture.
- dllthomas 13y agoThis seems to deserve mention here: https://openhatch.org https://openhatch.org
- weaksauce 13y agoIt may be a developer mindset sure, but look at the post you are commenting on... It's a series of posters made for developers to influence their choice of memory handling functions. Context matters quite a bit.