On 2006-07-24 11:06, Greg Guerin said:
>>There's no "Other Objective-C Flags" is there? How about -Wprotocol and
>>-Wundeclared-selector? Putting them in WARNING_CFLAGS or OTHER_CFLAGS
>>gives me: "-Wprotocol is valid for ObjC/ObjC++ but not for C", putting
>>them in OTHER_CPLUSPLUSFLAGS will miss .m files I assume.
>>
>>Any way to get these 2 in multi-language projects?
>
>Define a custom rule?
>
>A pattern for .m files that runs a custom script should work. You could
>put any options you want directly the script, or write the script to use
>shell-variables defined by Xcode settings.
Thanks for your reply Greg. No offence to your solution (ingenious and
the only one apparently!), but writing a custom script, no matter how
small, is not something I'm going to do just to enable a warning!
<rant>
CodeWarrior had this crazy concept where warnings could be enabled with
checkboxes! Wild stuff. :) With Xcode, trying to enable lots of
warnings is a total PITA. You have to dig through gcc's man page just
to know what your options are; some can be specified in Xcode's GUI,
some as compiler flags; some have to go in WARNING_CFLAGS, some in
OTHER_CFLAGS, some in OTHER_CPLUSPLUSFLAGS; some are implicitly included
by -Wall/-Wextra, others not; etc. etc.
Sure, gcc offers way more warnings than CodeWarrior, but honestly, I
would rather see 100 checkboxes than the mess that exists now.
This is a great example of what Mark Munz just said: "I believe that the
CLI is too often used as a crutch (cop-out) for not being able to
provide a real UI. Xcode is a *perfect* example of this".
</rant>
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