Peter Eisentraut <pete...@gmx.net> writes:
> But my point was, there aren't any unused code warnings. None of the
> commonly used compilers issue any. I'd be interested to know if there
> is any recent C compiler supported by PostgreSQL that issues some kind
> of unused code warning under any circumstances, and see an example of
> that. Then we can determine whether there is an issue here.
Well, the Solaris Studio compiler produces "warning: statement not
reached" messages, as seen for example on buildfarm member castoroides.
I don't have one available to experiment with, so I'm not sure whether
it knows that abort() doesn't return; but I think it rather foolish to
assume that such a combination doesn't exist in the wild.
regards, tom lane
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