Hardening mode for the compiler

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dilawar · 26m ago

> So this mode needs to set user expectations appropriately: your code breaking between compiler releases is a feature, not a bug.

Good luck. I feel that the C++ community values backward compatibility way too much for this to succeed. Most package maintainers are not going to like it a bit.

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Hardening mode for the compiler

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