Real Man's Compiler Collection
Real Man's Compiler Collection is a collection of compilers for people that feel like they have become too reliant helpful error messages that point you directly at the problems in your code. It simply outputs a succinct "Yes" or "No" indicating whether your program compiled successfully, without bothering you with all the nitpicky details of what's wrong with your code.
| Tags | Software Development Compilers |
|---|---|
| Licenses | GPL |
| Operating Systems | POSIX Linux Unix |
| Implementation | C++ C |
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- 05 Nov 2004 21:17
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Sorry, misspelled comment.
line 4: $ gcc files >& /dev/null ; echo "Yes."
line 6: $ gcc files >& /dev/null && echo "Yes." || echo "No."
Real Man's Compiler Collection: Not a real compiler.
You can emulate it with one of the following commands:
# the one that fuller prefers
$ gcc >& /dev/null && echo "Yes."
# or
$ gcc >& /dev/null && echo "Yes." || echo "No."
"Yes" only please.
This is great! Any chance you could modify it to always say "Yes"? I'm a real man and don't need ANY hints from the compiler to tell me that something is broken.
Works great
This compiler works great! It compiles the Linux kernel without a problem. It also has the following undocumented feature: Compiler always returns exit code 0, which means that even make won't give you any annoying warning and error messages :)
mpComplete
05 Nov 2004 15:26
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