Arthur O’Dwyer
`-Wrange-loop-bind-reference` and `auto&&`
`-Wrange-loop-bind-reference` and `auto&&`
Arthur O’Dwyer
-Wrange-loop-bind-reference and auto&&
Remember my old posts
“for (auto&& elt : range) Always Works” (2018-12-15) and
“for (auto&& elt : range) Still Always Works” (2018-12-27)?
Well, I’ve got another example, although I think it’s more of a weird compiler deficiency than anything else…
“for (auto&& elt : range) Always Works” (2018-12-15) and
“for (auto&& elt : range) Still Always Works” (2018-12-27)?
Well, I’ve got another example, although I think it’s more of a weird compiler deficiency than anything else…
Arthur O’Dwyer
Two musings on the design of compiler warnings
Two musings on the design of compiler warnings
Arthur O’Dwyer
Two musings on the design of compiler warnings
Today I finally write down some musings on two peripheral aspects of
compiler diagnostic design that I think are very important for certain kinds of warnings.
My first musing relates to fixits, and my second to suppression mechanisms.
compiler diagnostic design that I think are very important for certain kinds of warnings.
My first musing relates to fixits, and my second to suppression mechanisms.