Leandros

Unrelated to the project, but your CO2 levels are far to high. The maximum should be around 600ppm.

Unfortunately, clang-cl only supports a very limited subset of CL's flags. And if you want to talk to clang directly you have to go through an extra layer of indirection by using -Xclang -flag. By using clang directly you get the whole power of clang without arbitrary limitations (and as a bonus you can now compiler your software on mac and linux).

Not true anymore, I've updated the repository and article to work with 2017. Visual Studio 2017 doesn't require the -fms-compatibility flags anymore, in fact, it refuses to compile if you specify them. Since I was expecting these to be required I found no way to compile them.

Not true anymore, I've updated the repository and article to work with 2017.

Unfortunately, clang-cl only supports a very limited subset of CL's flags. And if you want to talk to clang directly you have to go through an extra layer of indirection by using -Xclang -flag. By using clang directly you get the whole power of clang without arbitrary limitations (and as a bonus you can now compiler your software on mac and linux).

That's a great cheatsheet! I prefer https://crontab.guru, though, since it's super easy to see when the next cronjob will run.

They also changed the size from 13px to 14px.