Macmade

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Oct 7	comment	OpenSource License Validation Thanks for the link. I should have say I had some experience with such lawyers, and unfortunately, when it comes to OpenSource, it seems they just don't know anything... I don't know if it's also the case in other countries, but it's just hard to find a lawyer specialised in both commercial software licensing and opensource.
Oct 7	comment	OpenSource License Validation @RobertHarvey Thanks a lot for the answer. I'm not in the US, and it seems there isn't a lot of software specialised lawyers in my country (Switzerland). So if you've got some addresses, or links, I'll surely appreciate... : )
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Dec 12	comment	Clang warning flags for Objective-C development Outstanding answer! Thanks a lot. I'll need to re-read it a few times, but I'll come back soon with some comments. Thanks again!
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Dec 10	comment	Clang warning flags for Objective-C development Thanks for your answer. The problem is I often see people working without `-Werror`, and actually ignoring the warnings issued by the compiler. Or if they do, they just usually stick to `-Wall`. Most of the flags I provide in my question are not covered by `-Wall`, and I personally think they are essential too. So am I just paranoid? ; )
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Dec 10	comment	Clang warning flags for Objective-C development Thanks for the answer. Unfortunately, `-Wall` provides only basic warnings. A lot of existing warning flags are not covered by `-Wall`, hence the list in my question.
Dec 10	comment	Clang warning flags for Objective-C development If you're only concerned by `-Wall` and `-Werror`, I guess you should re-read the question. Lots of warning flags are not covered by `-Wall`. Thanks for the answer, anyway.
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Nov 30	comment	Clang warning flags for Objective-C development Thanks for the answer! I agree with `-Werror`. Actually, as I'm using Clang, I set all of these warnings using pragmas (#pragma clang diagnostic), and they are set to fatal errors, so this is the same as `-Werror` : )
Nov 30	comment	Clang warning flags for Objective-C development Thanks for the comment : ) In a way, I agree with you, and that's why I originally posted this on StackOverflow (also because I'm not a regular user here, shame on me). Got a lot of views, upvotes, etc... But not a single answer... And as people suggested to move it... Well, let's see : )