> From developer perspective, we think that -Wall is so simple to > remember, because > in fact, we are used to handle so many complex things that this one five > letter is nothing. However, users aren't as sophisticated as we would like > them to (I am not being condescending.) The way we have to approach this > is how can we satisfy persistent demands and still remain competitive.
I personally don't buy the "can't remember" argument. When you use GCC, you just have to remember -g, -O, -W and that's pretty much it. -- Eric Botcazou
