Idle Time » Blog Archive » Warnings I turn on, and why
I’ve started turning on most of Xcode’s warning options and one warning-related build setting in all of my personal projects. I suggest you do the same. ADDED 2013-09-27: The easiest way to do this nowadays is to use this xcconfig file, which turns all of the settings described here on at once. There are some warnings I don’t turn on, for any of several reasons: They’re inapplicable. For example,
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Simple Collection Operators @count: Returns the number of objects in the collection as an NSNumber. @sum: Converts each object in the collection to a double, computes the sum, and returns the sum as an NSNumber. @avg: Takes the double value of each object in the collection, and returns the average value as an NSNumber. @max: Determines the maximum value using compare:. Objects must support compari
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