Imagine you have a very large project and you have multiple warnings and you want to just see every warning minus these types of warnings. Or imagine your company has a policy of treating warnings as errors and you (for whatever reason) want to maintain this (perhaps for legacy reasons, you can't touch the code). Those are 2 of many reasons on why you would want to do this
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Thanks for Clarifying a lot of things for me man. Thank you
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I am using gcc and do not get the warnings as indicated whether I add the pragma directives or not.
compile with -Wall and -Wextra
Nice, never knew about pragma startup and cleanup. So what compilers does that work on? Couldn't find a detailed answered when searching the web
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what does
#pragma code exemple = 0x08
do ?
Why do we want to suppress warning? its good that we get warning and rectify it. Correct me if i am wrong. Thnk u
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Imagine you have a very large project and you have multiple warnings and you want to just see every warning minus these types of warnings. Or imagine your company has a policy of treating warnings as errors and you (for whatever reason) want to maintain this (perhaps for legacy reasons, you can't touch the code). Those are 2 of many reasons on why you would want to do this
Which IDE are you using ?
This is "Codeblocks " , a IDE may be by a Microsoft.
you forgot pragma once for headers