Hello all, The https://wiki.iotivity.org/iotivity_c_coding_standards says:
Code must compile with no warnings at the standard warning level without flags forcing any warnings off. Exceptions are allowed only for warnings that occur within any external SDKs used or warnings that cannot be eliminated without using pragmatics (e.g. for nested STL templates, certain compilers will warn that names have been truncated). For these cases, #pragma directives may be used to eliminate the warning, but only for the module in which the warning occurs. [C/C++] In light of this coding standard I have been slowly working though the warnings reported by the Linux build. There is now a large pile of small commits addressing one or more build warnings in Linux. I have tried to limit the reviewers to the developers that should be reviewing each commit. See: https://gerrit.iotivity.org/gerrit/#/q/status:open+project:iotivity+branch:master+topic:clean-warnings If you have a commit with the topic "clean-warnings" please take the time to review the commit. Most of the commits only change a few lines of code and should be quite easy to review. Feel free to leave a comment on the corresponding Jira ticket or respond to this email: https://jira.iotivity.org/browse/IOT-2539 Thanks, George Nash
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