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> That's only useful for dumb languages

The compilers/interpreters I know that don't do this are PHP and Perl (C/C++ will do it if you use -Wall, which you should be using anyway).

So yeah, you're pretty much right. /snark

[chromatic]

Perl does indeed warn about the use of = instead of == in a conditional.

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You're right; I didn't know about the -w setting. I guess that just leaves PHP.