On 28/06/2014 22:17, David Majnemer wrote:
Usually we only downgrade this kind of error if it was blocking a system
header, code that was automatically generated by some sort of IDL, or if it is
impractical to change the code in some other way. Is that the case here?
It's preferable, in my eyes, to keep it an error so that programmers make their
code conforming instead of just ignoring another warning fly by on their
terminal.
I don't think clang-cl should mirror every bug in cl, just the important ones.
The counterargument is that accepting MSVC quirks makes it easier to
produce valid intermediate ASTs so that consumers can fix their source
code automatically with refactoring instead of manually.
That said, if the extension syntax doesn't appear much in the wild then
fixing by hand is low-effort so it doesn't matter a great deal either way.
Alp.
http://reviews.llvm.org/D4333
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