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by Grim-444
1342 days ago
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"Maintaining cross platform compatibility has helped prevent potential bugs because each architecture and compiler set expose different sets of issues. The tools available for each platform differ enough that it is worthwhile to try and maintain cross compatibility." I agree, I'm always surprised by this. I develop primarily on Linux, and I always enable all compiler warnings, treat warnings as errors, use static analysis; I keep my projects at a state where not a single issue at any level is pointed out. Then I'll switch over to Windows and load up the same project in Visual Studio and it'll start reporting warnings for new, valid, issues that were completely missed before. |
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