Lint
lint, or a linter, is a tool that analyzes source code to flag programming errors, bugs, stylistic errors, and suspicious constructs. The term originates from a Unix utility that examined C language source code.
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Gerard Flaitel
Walter Chandoha
Photographer
Gerald Fremlin
Author ‧ Alice Munro's husband
George Boole
English mathematician
Maurice Healy
Politician and lawyer
Willibald Borowietz
Military personnel
Pearl Elliott
Irvin S. Pepper
Former United States Representative
Jim Pixlee
American football player
John Quincy Smith
American farmer
Steve Gromek
Baseball player
Curtis Henderson
Attorney
Rose Gacioch
American baseball player
Horatio Hale
American ethnologist
Wayne Maxner
Canadian ice hockey player
Gerald Fremlin
Author ‧ Alice Munro's husband
Michael Malone
American author
Vespasian Warner
U.S. representative
Henry D. Washburn
U.S. representative
Ken Kercheval
American actor
Oren Root II
American minister
George M. Curtis
Former United States Representative
George Stone
Baseball player
Winfield Scott Hammond
Former Governor of Minnesota
Herbert Romerstein
American historian
Hildrus Poindexter
Bacteriologist
Lonnie Perrin
American football player
Vito Giacalone
Anthony Giacalone's brother
Clement C. Dickinson
Former Missouri State Representative
Flick Colby
American dancer
Samuel Kirkland
Missionary
Ulysses S. Grant III
Officer
Justus Doolittle
American missionary
Benjamin Woodbridge Dwight
American author
Theodore William Dwight
American jurist and educator
M. Woolsey Stryker
Jerusha Bingham Kirkland
American missionary
Azel Backus
American educator
Al Brenner
American football player
John Edgar Fowler
Former United States Representative
Benjamin F. Grady
U.S. congressman
Benjamin Franklin Grady
Former United States Representative
Dale Meinert
American football player
Valerie Worth
American poet
Thornwell Jacobs
Educator
Claude Crocker
Baseball player
Chick Galloway
Baseball athlete
