GNU gcc upgrades

Ian Bruntlett <IanBruntlett-m3P7Sj1Bn4WpZ9tKv7/[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.usability.annoyances
Message-ID <03092319342001.00609@wanderer>
"Jacq, John" <[email protected]> wrote:
>Hard to ignore if the code doesn't compile at all because of "errors" :^)

>And yes I am the author more often than not, I still wonder why upgrading 
>your gcc compiler causes code deemed 100% valid with the previous gcc 
>version to be suddenly deemed badly lame. Seems kind of strange to me.

I personally wish I could upgrade gcc but it seems too much of a technical 
obstacle to me. I like experimenting with C++.

Could you give more examples - which version of gcc did you upgrade from and 
which version did you upgrade to? Also, what sort of code snippets suddenly 
became "lame" after the upgrade? I haven't heard of this sort of thing 
happening and am really interested.


Ian
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