#Software interfaces

[bluemanedhawk]

I recently found out how to really enable all warnings in GCC: this answer on StackOverflow gives the following command. It outputs a string that can be directly fed as command-line arguments to GCC, and it also reminds me of the title text of xkcd#1638.

gcc -Q --help=warning,C \| sed -e 's/^\s\*\(\-\S\*\)\s\*\[\w\*\]/\1 /gp;d' \| tr -d '\n'

(The “,C” in the text above is not in the original answer. It can be changed if you're not using C.)

However, it's explicitly noted that this can make it impossible to do anything because some of the options are contradictory and most of them are things that are not worth caring about ever, meaning that chances are you're going to need to append some -Wno-s to the output or sprinkle your code with #pragma GCC diagnostic.

Findings so far include the following:

Append -Wno-system-headers or else the output will be flooded with problems you can't solve or even control.

You need to prepend -Wformat because of certain options that are contingent upon it, but are output before it because the options are outputted in alphabetical order.

Unless you're targeting extremely old compilers, you can append -Wno-traditional and -Wno-traditional-conversion.

Unless you're targeting C++ as well as C, you can append -Wno-c++-compat.

If you use any extensions at all, you should append -Wno-pedantic.

Twice i've used pragmas to disable -Wsuggest-attribute=format because it suggested using gnu_printf instead of printf as the third argument. I didn't turn this off at the command line because, though once is happenstance and twice is coïncidence, it is only coincidence, not thrice's enemy action or quadrice's GNOME Project official policy.

The -Wabi warning requires an argument; either respecify it and give it one or use -Wno-abi.

There's a warning called -Wunsuffixed-float-constants that warns about floating constants that don't have a suffix. This warns about all decimal double constants. There is no elegant way to suppress this because this warning is intended for codebases that use the _Decimal_X_ types.

Signal handlers can be static. It's something i'd never thought about, but makes sense now that i do.

There's a warning called -Walloca that warns on any usage of alloca, even with the appropriate header file. I tried searching DuckDuckGo for why this is and it got philosophical.

[yallitsvivian]

I think every VST plugins should look like these idk

[fee-phy-fo-fum]

suddenly rmbred that i do have an uh. animatic-ish wip??? and that i should get around to working on it.

so! a couple frames i got done today. or like. yesterday. bc time is not real. anyway. just realised that bc two halves of this were worked on two months apart, things are inconsistent. like eyelashes. which is mildly annoying. and a problem for a me thats not awake at 4am.

[thisischeri]

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[maekyart]

[COMMISSIONS]

My OCs taking a break in their adventures and debating wether the mysterious fog that has followed them for months is natural or if it's somehow trying to harm them (or a secret third option).

[mattimoo]

just slapping the study doodles into the digital diary...

[retrocgads]

UK 1982

[eyes-0f-etro]

today I messed around in vocaloid 2 (vocaloid 2 Miku dark is my FAVORITE) and made Miku sing rudimentary Japanese phrases I learned in school and it was tiny but I did it and I'm proud of myself. making music in any capacity is my biggest dream but I don't ever take steps towards that goal because I don't know where to start and I'm scared. but today showed me I can do it and it's more accessible than I thought!!!

[watery-melon-baller]

hmmm.

[piptoost]

May or may not be making a Venus, Please! Jingle. The brainrot is truly taking over

[jemwolf]

Anyone know of good free/relatively inexpensive audio mixing/editing software other than audacity? I'd love to get more into recording music and also possible voice acting and audio books.

Any input is super appreciated!

[devilrose]

Lillie

[yallitsvivian]

Plugins with unique interface >

[petercushingscheekbones]

Hate it when Apple does all those software updates and then all they change is how the widgets look or something inane. And it has me off balance for days because my homescreen looks so weird, yet I fall for it every single time and press that ‘update’ button.

[antiyourwokehomophobia2]

God, the audio editing software I've been using got fucking greedy.

[qwertyfingers]

dads been getting back into making music in a big way and its so funny to have lots of back and forth about cool experimental stuff we've come across and i ask how his own tinkering is going and he tells me he's spent the last 2 days perfecting the setup on his RGB keyboard instead