GCC's Test Suite To Begin Testing C++17 By Default

[phoronix]

Phoronix: GCC's Test Suite To Begin Testing C++17 By Default

GCC's test suite will soon begin testing the C++17 standard as part of its C++98/11/14 standard tests by default... This doesn't affect the default C++ standard used by the GCC G++ compiler at this point, but at least will help eliminate any lingering C++17 bugs as well as helping to stop regressions in the future...

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=GCC-CPP17-Test-Suite-Default

[Serafean]

"when not overrode" -> when not overridden

[Vistaus]

"when not overrode" -> when not overridden

https://www.dictionary.com/browse/overrode

"verb (used with object), o·ver·rode, o·ver·rid·den, o·ver·rid·ing."

[coder]

https://www.dictionary.com/browse/overrode
"verb (used with object), o·ver·rode, o·ver·rid·den, o·ver·rid·ing."

There's something to be said for preferring the most common phrasing.

[Vistaus]

There's something to be said for preferring the most common phrasing.

I don't care about common phrasing. If it's correct, then it's correct, so Michael shouldn't have to edit the article this time around.

[coder]

I don't care about common phrasing. If it's correct, then it's correct, so Michael shouldn't have to edit the article this time around.

If people think it's incorrect, then it affects readability of the article and reflects poorly on Michael. I think most editors would agree with me.

That's not to say I'd never use uncommon phrasing, but not without a specific benefit in mind.

[Vistaus]

If people think it's incorrect, then it affects readability of the article and reflects poorly on Michael. I think most editors would agree with me.

As a Freelance Translator, I'm all about readability. And in this case, I think the article is readable with that specific word.