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Re: Problem with gcc compilers and -Wall [message #28613 is a reply to message #28589] |
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Hi Koldo!
I believe that -Wall is overkill. Unless you want to add all those missing parentheses around && within || (which is the most common warning I think) to make the output at least a little bit readable Also there is a lot of warnings in 3rd party code in plugin directory, which obscure the output (even without -Wall).
I think that it should be up to the user to set up how pedantic should the compiler be. It is just a matter of writing the options into the build method setting. At least for debug mode, it is more difficult for release mode, but possible too and seeing the warnings in debug mode should be enough anyway.
Best regards,
Honza
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Problem with gcc compilers and -Wall
By: koldo on Wed, 08 September 2010 09:03
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Re: Problem with gcc compilers and -Wall
By: dolik.rce on Wed, 08 September 2010 10:58
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Re: Problem with gcc compilers and -Wall
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Re: Problem with gcc compilers and -Wall
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Re: Problem with gcc compilers and -Wall
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Re: Problem with gcc compilers and -Wall
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Re: Problem with gcc compilers and -Wall
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Re: Problem with gcc compilers and -Wall
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