Re: Option to flag selective warnings as errors
Re: Option to flag selective warnings as errors
- Subject: Re: Option to flag selective warnings as errors
- From: John Daniel <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 20 Feb 2007 11:39:48 -0600
In the "Warnings" group, the first setting is:
"Tread warnings as Errors"
Enabling this option causes all warnings to be treated as errors.
[GCC_TREAT_WARNINGS_AS_ERRORS, -Werror]
That should do it.
And while you are going through that code, if you see something that
"looks fishy", you can do:
#warning This looks fishy
That way, you won't forget to check on these and they will bug you
from time to time.
John
On Feb 20, 2007, at 11:15 AM, Isaac Wankerl wrote:
Is there a flag I can pass to GCC in my Xcode project so that certain
types of warnings will be treated as errors? I am porting Windows
code and there are many warnings of various types, but I would like to
make sure I fix the really nasty ones. For example, "cannot pass
objects of non-POD type through '...'; will abort at runtime". This
is just a warning now, but I would like to elevate it to be an error.
Is this possible with Xcode/GCC?
For now, I can select the Errors and Warning group and then use the
search filter box to just show those warnings, but I am hoping for a
mechanism that will flag the offending code with errors as I compile
it.
Isaac
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