← Back to context Comment by potbelly83 12 hours ago Why not have the program touch a file on success? 3 comments potbelly83 Reply anyfoo 12 hours ago Why not have the program exit with exit code 0 on success, and non-0 on failure, like almost every program in a POSIX environment ever? potbelly83 12 hours ago see yosefk reply above anyfoo 12 hours ago I'm sorry, but "they committed some debug code that made the program exit(0)" for me is pretty much equivalent to "they committed some debug code that made the program not work correctly".
anyfoo 12 hours ago Why not have the program exit with exit code 0 on success, and non-0 on failure, like almost every program in a POSIX environment ever? potbelly83 12 hours ago see yosefk reply above anyfoo 12 hours ago I'm sorry, but "they committed some debug code that made the program exit(0)" for me is pretty much equivalent to "they committed some debug code that made the program not work correctly".
potbelly83 12 hours ago see yosefk reply above anyfoo 12 hours ago I'm sorry, but "they committed some debug code that made the program exit(0)" for me is pretty much equivalent to "they committed some debug code that made the program not work correctly".
anyfoo 12 hours ago I'm sorry, but "they committed some debug code that made the program exit(0)" for me is pretty much equivalent to "they committed some debug code that made the program not work correctly".
Why not have the program exit with exit code 0 on success, and non-0 on failure, like almost every program in a POSIX environment ever?
see yosefk reply above
I'm sorry, but "they committed some debug code that made the program exit(0)" for me is pretty much equivalent to "they committed some debug code that made the program not work correctly".