On (11 Jul 97) Mike Patten wrote to Erik Warmelink...
 MP> I normally just type g++ file.cpp -o file.  I guess I should start
 MP> using -Wall to really check for portability.  I'll check to see how
 MP> it's done with Borland C++, too.
You might also want to use -O2 for normal compilation.  Though this
appears to merely add optimization, in fact the optimizer does quite a
bit of flow analysis.  The flow analysis allows the compiler to do a
better job of detecting when you might use a variable without
initializing it first.
    Later,
    Jerry.
... The Universe is a figment of its own imagination.
--- PPoint 1.90
---------------