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by koenigdavidmj
5951 days ago
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It's quite common and accepted for compilers to make assumptions about the rest of the code, and for those to be wrong if your code is broken. For example, the C# compiler has a large number of passes, and it will do no more passes after seeing an a previous pass. Thus, you might knock a file down to one error, fix that error, and then find that you have a couple dozen more errors. |
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Indeed. Most annoyingly, many "modern" C compilers still attempt to muddle onward by replacing unknown types with "int".