2008/11/7 Robert Osfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > On Fri, Nov 7, 2008 at 3:42 PM, Simon Hammett > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I agree with Peter, arbitrarily turning off peoples warnings isn't good > > practice. > > The OSG generally doesn't disable warnings, warning disabling is only > done on VS as it's had a history of producing lots of warnings on > correct code. > > It's a number of years since I've used Windows. I do occassionally up > the warning levels on the OSG via's our Cmake's options for this, this > can help you spot some useful mistakes, but it also flags lots of > warnings that mislead more than they inform so you have to enable them > with an eye to what the warnings really mean - I do occassionally see > "fixes" to warnings that while well meaning actually break code. > > If it's possible to get VS to disable warnings via compiler options > rather than in source #pragma then this would be the best solution, > it's what we have under gcc. >
It is possible to disable via the command line. I'll have a look into modifying the cmake stuff, I've got a couple of things to submit as well, so I'll post to submissions once I'm done. -- The truth is out there. Usually in header files.
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