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GCC 3.3 Released
devphil writes "The latest version of everyone's favorite compiler, GCC 3.3, was released today. New features, bugfixes, and whatnot, are all available off the linked-to page. (Mirrors already have the tarballs.) Let the second-guessing begin!"
mmm i'll install this one only cuz it rhymes ;)
I'm waiting for SCO to show it's copied code before I pick up any GNU software.
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Sir, as the chairman for The Society of Prevention of Apostrophe Abuse, I must herby report your post's heinous abuse in the "word" wan<deleted>t. Expect a letter from our solicitors very soon.
Nah.
Funny as hell, though - Visual Studio is an absolute joy to use.
Compared to what?
Having your head nailed to a table?
oh brave new world, that has such people in it!
Read the parent post as:
I don't understand anything about C coding or systems programming, can you please let me bury my head back in the sand so that I can just run D:\setup.exe and load my gamez?!
I want to delete my account but Slashdot doesn't allow it.
thus, I can follow the development list.
Soliciting is illegal in the US, except for some counties in Nevada. Usually they spell it out on the arrest warrent, like so: ``soliciting for prostitution''.
I am reminded of a document describing how compilers are like women and assemblers like men. Googled for it, but didn't find it.
The line I remembered was "things you've been doing for years that seemed OK are now suddenly wrong." I consider myself a pretty astute programmer, but every new compiler version seem to have some new warning to add.
As a result, I consider my relationship with my compiler no less volatile than that with my wife. Keeps me on my toes anyway.
-HopeOS