> You can program however you want. If you program with any tools at
    > all, including assemblers, and don't check through the listings
    > before releasing product you will be in good company.

    > Always read through the listings.

Listings?  What listings?

I don't know about you, but the times I'm most likely to use a compiler
are where I probably can't analyze the code for correctness anyway (my
major embedded system is 8+M of object code.)  Fortunately, most compiler
errors show up in application-level testing anyway, and can be traced
to the compiler relatively easilly (fixing them may be another problem.)

We are rather careful about changing compiler versions, however.  Source
code control is useful, but if you're careful, you'll do version control
on your entire tool set...

BillW