I see it as a tool I can add, yet I do not know what it does. I have tried googling, but could not see an answer. Surely this is documented somewhere. Or someone knows and has published it.
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Conformance View lets you compile without viewing assembly. This is useful to ensure that your code passes all these compilers, but without the need to have 10 windows open.
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Couldn't find this on Google but I COULD find it by following the Discuss C++ on the Cpplang Slack link at the top of godbolt.org.
I searched for the conformance viewer tool and saw the messages:
June 21st 2017
Rubén
Woop! So with this update there's now a conformance view which you can use to quickly see whether or not the code compilers/generates warnings on different compilers. Like in this dumb example https://godbolt.org/g/16CqgT
Matt Godbolt
And thanks to Rubén for implementing it!
September 10th 2018
Rubén
@steveire conformance view lets you compile a source with up to 10 compilers at the same time, so you dont have to open 10 compiler views
It lets you see if they compiled/produced warnings/did not compile
No asm though
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