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Re: whatever happened to "lint"?: msg#00015
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Re: whatever happened to "lint"? |
Robert P. J. Day wrote:
is lint gone? has it been subsumed into gcc? obviously, it's been
a while since i've bothered to use it, now i don't know where to look
for it.
The original unix lint is long gone, gone with k&r c.
Gcc -Wall does a much better and more thorough job than unix lint ever
did, and doesn't require a separate compilation pass.
There are other lint inspired tools around and some of those do things
like malloc/free checking and inter-file flow checking. I don't know of
any that are free software that work compile time, though.
--rich
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