Neale Ferguson writes:
> There's the -Wno-deprecated flag which will do the job for me. I didn't see
> it the first few times, I was looking for something more specific.
Besides, the warning is gone completely in GCC 4.5.
Rainer
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Albert Lee writes:
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> Likewise, if cdm's pbchk is already catching #pragma ident, it's clearly a
> bug for it to ignore #ident.
>
It catches anything that looks to be an SCCS keyword, it shouldn't care
about #ident, #pragma ident, or any other non /%.%/ section of the line
containing them.
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On Dec 1, 2009, at 8:40 PM, Albert Lee wrote:
Or are the remaining hundreds of instances actually indicative of
files
left in dusty corners? In that case, they'd conveniently mark prime
targets
for a spring cleaning.
It's ancient stuff that otherwise needs no tending.
The usual rule is th
There's the -Wno-deprecated flag which will do the job for me. I didn't see it
the first few times, I was looking for something more specific.
Neale
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Albert Lee wrote:
On Tue, 01 Dec 2009 16:10:18 -0800, Garrett D'Amore
wrote:
James Carlson wrote:
Rafael Vanoni wrote:
If the ident's you're referring to are of the form
#pragma ident"%Z%%M%%I%%E% SMI"
then yes. These are leftovers from Teamware, before we moved to
Mercur
On Tue, 01 Dec 2009 16:10:18 -0800, Garrett D'Amore
wrote:
> James Carlson wrote:
>> Rafael Vanoni wrote:
>>
>>> If the ident's you're referring to are of the form
>>>
>>> #pragma ident"%Z%%M%%I%%E% SMI"
>>>
>>> then yes. These are leftovers from Teamware, before we moved to
>>>
James Carlson wrote:
Rafael Vanoni wrote:
If the ident's you're referring to are of the form
#pragma ident"%Z%%M%%I%%E% SMI"
then yes. These are leftovers from Teamware, before we moved to
Mercurial. Removal of these are part of our pre integration check (hg
pbchk), they are
No, it’s only the #ident it will issue a warning on. It’s just that for some of
the build the “treat warning as an error” flag is set so it bombs out. gcc is
happy with #pragma ident(). We added support to the 4.2.3 level to act as a
no-op. I should actually check again if there’s a –W flag that
Rafael Vanoni wrote:
> If the ident's you're referring to are of the form
>
> #pragma ident"%Z%%M%%I%%E% SMI"
>
> then yes. These are leftovers from Teamware, before we moved to
> Mercurial. Removal of these are part of our pre integration check (hg
> pbchk), they are being delete
Neale Ferguson wrote:
I've been using gcc 4.2.3 to build OpenSolaris for my System z port
for a coupe of years and was looking to move to 4.4. Using 4.4 to
build ONNV fails because the formerly deprecated #ident and #machine
statements are now unsupported and will generate warnings/errors. The
#m
I've been using gcc 4.2.3 to build OpenSolaris for my System z port for a coupe
of years and was looking to move to 4.4. Using 4.4 to build ONNV fails because
the formerly deprecated #ident and #machine statements are now unsupported and
will generate warnings/errors. The #machine statement is u
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