On 2010/12/24 19:55, mattschinkel wrote:
This is one small thing that I don't feel is important, although some may say it is. I think it is not important since I'm sure all my files will work with the latest stable compiler, whatever that may be.
Assuming compiler versions are backward compatible (they are certainly not in all aspects forward compatible) it may be mention an older version than the latest. But your library should at least mention the oldest compiler with which you tested it. It informs the user of a library the minimum level of compiler he must use.
Maybe I should change my files to: -- Compiler: JalV2
You are not free to use any term. You'll remember we have a JSG which checks our agreements ('standards').
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