One other gotcha in this "test" to see how close we already are is that it seems nim catches the `stderr` output of the gcc invocations. In that sense the nim `gcc` is as if it were `gcc -w` anyway. If you capture the commands from `--verbosity:2` and re-execute them from a `/bin/sh` script, you do see any gcc warnings, though. I still don't see any warnings related to aliasing.
- Reason for -fno-strict-aliasing? cdome
- Re: Reason for -fno-strict-aliasing? cdome
- Re: Reason for -fno-strict-aliasing? Araq
- Re: Reason for -fno-strict-aliasing? pwernersbach
- Re: Reason for -fno-strict-aliasing? pwernersbach
- Re: Reason for -fno-strict-aliasing? cblake
- Re: Reason for -fno-strict-aliasing... Tiberium
- Re: Reason for -fno-strict-alia... Tiberium
- Re: Reason for -fno-strict-alia... cblake
- Re: Reason for -fno-strict-alia... cblake
- Re: Reason for -fno-strict-alia... Jehan
- Re: Reason for -fno-strict-alia... cblake
