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That's fine and dandy. It's not fine when it's an open source project from three years and four compiler versions ago that you want to compile, and find -Werror

by Spidler 13y ago

That's fine and dandy. It's not fine when it's an open source project from three years and four compiler versions ago that you want to compile, and find -Werror on every line invocation in a Makefile. What you build with in-house for development/test-farms is not what you should ship as default to users of your project.

pjc50 13y ago
find -Werror on every line invocation in a Makefile If it's on every line and not kept in one place in $(CFLAGS), you have bigger problems.
- dllthomas 13y ago
  ... not to mention that if it is on every line, stripping it out should take 30 seconds with sed.