Re: WHENEVER ANY ERROR

Posted in 1997

Alan Denney — Fri, 8 Aug 1997 00:08:40 GMT — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)

In article <9dYqrHAYCH5zEwK4@smooth1.demon.co.uk>, David Williams <djw@smooth1.demon.co.uk> wrote: > Ah! The author! > > Question: We currently write code which has to run on C4GL 4.x and > 6.x. Some of our sites will not be upgraded until they move > onto the "generic" version of our product (Don't ask, source > code control did not exist at one point, 10 out of 15 sites > have different source trees!). > For version 6.x we compile with -anyerr. Will this flag > always be supported? I can't imagine why it would go away. If 4GL were continuing to evolve, my guess would be that -anyerr would eventually become the *default* behavior. In any case, it wouldn't go away. -- Alan Denney yosemite_at_netcom.com Look for me on the California Attorney General's Tamagotchi-abuser CD-ROM.