@katbreitin was about to say the same.

It's a flag you pass to make to compile using multiple threads. I've just got a 20 core machine so can use all cores. Let's say build times down from 1 hour to 5 mins.

Read the man!

There are bigger fish to fry than where the brackets are. It's normally all the shite inside them that pisses my off rather than the brackets themselves.

Difficult to say without knowing the details. I've seen plenty of 5 min fixes (sometimes known as hacks) which do the job but are going to cause problems down the line. Someone even cast away const on a parameter once so they could return data out because they couldn't be arsed to do it correctly. I could see they were really pissed when I told them to redo it. I'm sure yours is fine though!!

Depends how long you've been there. And how long your commute is currently. If only there for 5 mins don't expect to be invited back.

That's how I say it😂 Is this a U.K thing. However you can spot the Qt newbies when they say Q T and not cute as it's supposed to be.

Hate them with a passion. One of those processes designed to rip the soul out of a human being.

Agreed, but you've got to play the game to get ahead it seems. I can't imagine other trades (builders, plumbers and the like) going for this though. Must be something about office working and tiered management structures that puts all this in place. Too many jobs involve dreaming up these processes imo, not enough creating product.

Abs()

And a beautiful solution that actually solves their problem is best of all.

And it performs a useful function- fingers crossed. Pretty cool stack for a school project.

C# is cool though.

1000 man hours / 10 devs / 35 hours per week = managements perspective on when it should be complete.

Right, back to my desk to try that;)

A friend put msgbox("bollocks") as debug once which popped up in a demo.