On 2024-08-15 12:13, Sam James wrote:
> Ileana Dumitrescu writes:
>> However, you could also just specify '-no-suppress' when compiling
>> rather than changing the default behaviour.
>
> (Is there a way to do this globally? If I put it in CFLAGS globally,
> won't this break if libtool isn't used
On 2024-08-15 13:37, Sam James wrote:
> More annoying to have an error suppressed that is not obvious to debug,
> especially if one isn't aware of this behaviour.
By default (unless you pass --silent), libtool prints the compiler commands
it is executing, which includes the output redirection to /
On 2024-08-15 14:13, Ileana Dumitrescu wrote:
> Printing the differences on the second run seems like a better default,
> while keeping the option for -no-suppress for the complete log. Maybe
> adding an informational message about -no-suppress with the diff
> would help resolve some confusion?
>
On 2024-08-15 13:51, Sam James wrote:
> I'm not really seeing any sort of justification for doing this other
> than "duplicate output maybe being annoying", but the duplicate output
> isn't even assured, and it appears based on a misnomer anyway.
Please keep in mind that some compilers (*cough*Mic
