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[bug-gawk] Linter verbosity and POSIX & traditional AWK modes


From: Eric Pruitt
Subject: [bug-gawk] Linter verbosity and POSIX & traditional AWK modes
Date: Sun, 6 Nov 2016 21:14:06 -0800
User-agent: Mutt/1.5.23 (2014-03-12)

I was wondering if there was any particular reason the --lint option
warns about non-POSIX and GNU extensions when neither traditional nor
POSIX mode are explicitly set. Personally, if I'm not using
--traditional, --posix or POSIXLY_CORRECT, I don't care whether or not
I'm using extensions: the GNU extensions are why I use gawk over other
implementations. If I'm writing a script that I want to be portable, I
set --posix, and only then do I want to see warnings about non-standard
features.

If this has been discussed previously, please feel free to point me to
the past discussions. I was unable to find any using the archive's
search feature or using a web search engine.

Thanks,
Eric



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