I'm sure this was discussed at great length sometime, but
yesterday (and the day before) I had one of those days where I
turned on warnings , and told the compiler not to ignore
deprecated things.
Most of the warnings were probably due to keyboard repeats where
I had held a key down fractiona
Steve Teale:
I'm sure this was discussed at great length sometime, but
yesterday (and the day before) I had one of those days where I
turned on warnings , and told the compiler not to ignore
deprecated things.
A better compiler design is to have warning activated on default
and to be disabl
On Monday, 27 January 2014 at 16:06:46 UTC, Steve Teale wrote:
But as I plodded through my code base, I came across not a
single situation where the declaration of a virtual function in
some derived class was an error.
Based on my C++ memories it is quite common issue when working in
a teams
Based on my C++ memories it is quite common issue when working
in a teams because "Big Picture" is lacking. When you are main
sole contributor, keeping overall class layout in mind does not
seem to be any demanding.
That is of course true. The worst case then being that other
users add func
