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That's a fine attitude to have for your development team, but if your source releases to the general public use -Werror then you're doing it wrong. You're pract
by __david__ 12y ago
That's a fine attitude to have for your development team, but if your source releases to the general public use -Werror then you're doing it wrong. You're practically guaranteeing that the code you ship won't build on your end user's systems unless they happen to have whatever particular flavor of compiler that you tested with. And in 6 months there will be due to new compiler warnings or new libraries and your stable release will break unnecessarily.
-Werror is much too fragile for production releases, stop foisting it on unsuspecting users.