lint
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lint \lɪnt\ (Indénombrable)
Pieces of lint are thought of as fluffy, soft, flexible little things. What harm could they possibly do if left in a wound after an invasive procedure? The truth is that they can seriously affect patient quality of life and even threaten their mortality.— (Wava Truscott, Lint Fiber–Associated Medical Complications Following Invasive Procedures sur www.aami.org. Mis en ligne le 8 avril 2021)
Besides the desired cotton lint (LP) a considerable amount of cotton seed (SP) and a smaller amount of ‘waste’ are generated. If this waste is contaminated with pesticides or other harmful agrochemicals, it has to be treated as trash (theoretically) and is incinerated for heat production or disposed of in landfills.— (Marion I. Tobler-Rohr, « Life cycle assessment (LCA) and ecological key figures (EKF) », dans Handbook of Sustainable Textile Production, page 263-385 [texte intégral])
I've got pockets full of Kleenex and lint and holes— (NOFX, « Linoleum », Punk in Drublic, Epitaph, 1994)
Pro: Lint checks many things, including syntax errors and structural problems.— (Richard Bellairs, What Is Lint Code? And Why Is Linting Important? sur www.perforce.com. Mis en ligne le 19 mars 2019)
Con: Lint can produce as many errors and warnings as there are lines of source code. This leads to high false positive and false negative rates.
This scheme works well with make; it allows make to be used to lint only the source files that have been modified since the last time the set of source files was checked with lint.— (Ian F. Darwin, Checking C Programs with Lint, O'Reilly Media, Inc., 1991)
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