GHC 2017-04-02

2017-04-02 16:10:37, https://git.io/vSlhn in jarun/nnn

This is just semantics... You can do `LDFLAGS = -s` (be aware that `-s` is an obsolete ld flag on Darwin and triggers a warning), but `strip` is fine too.

2017-04-02 15:51:58, https://git.io/vSlAB in jarun/nnn

Yep, and it belongs to LDFLAGS. See https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc/Option-Summary.html. `-s` belongs to [options for linking](https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc/Link-Options.html#Link-Options).

2017-04-02 15:24:28, https://git.io/vSlAR in jarun/nnn

`-s` is an ld flag, not a cflag...

2017-04-02 15:14:54, https://git.io/vSlA0 in jarun/nnn

clang:

```
nnn.c:200:15: warning: comparison of array 'name' not equal to a null pointer is always true [-Wtautological-pointer-compare]
        last_slash = name != NULL ? strrchr(name, '/') : NULL;
                     ^~~~    ~~~~
```

Indeed, `name` is the char array on the stack, so it's never NULL.

Doing a `CC=clang make` could help you catch stuff like this.

2017-04-02 14:50:41, https://git.io/vSlbv in jarun/nnn

> But I think it would make sense if we remove the config.h removal stuff from the Makefile. 

Makes sense.

2017-04-02 01:03:56, https://git.io/vSlgg in asciinema/asciinema.org

Working now.