> Well, sure, but that says naught about not using the same *option*, > just about not using the same framework :) It shouldn't be too hard > to specialcase, say, -Wdiv. (or '-Wodiv' or '-Wtdiv', or whichever.) Cute, but worries me a bit because normally -W options aren't syntax-checked at all by the command line processing code -- only by the warnings module (because the syntax is too complex). And this means that you don't get a warning about a bogus option at all if no warnings are ever issued. This would mean that a misspelling of -Wdiv would cause mysterious silence. Command line options aren't in such short demand that I can't pick a new letter. --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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