Don't forget command line argument obfuscation. That seems to be very important. That, and include paths. Impenetrable.
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is go so badly broken that it doesn't use the "#line" preprocessor directive to enable source level debugging? or are you making shit up?
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If you check the doc's, they mention that the GCC frontend generates C code, which is all you get for debugging.
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I haven't read the docs, so I'll take your word for it. But if that's the case, then it is not a gcc frontend - it's a pre-processor generating C as an intermediary language. That's fair enough - there are several compiler tools that do that, and it's a quick way to make a fairly portable tool. But the terminology they have used on the website is at best misleading.
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Of course not. It's a nice symmetry. Previously one could only get confused about the order the parameters. Now scope for confusion about the order of results has been added.
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