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Re: NEXT_ROOT environment variable ignored...


  • Subject: Re: NEXT_ROOT environment variable ignored...
  • From: "Mike Pinkerton" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 16 May 2005 13:44:25 -0400 (EDT)
  • Organization: AOL

I second this. We show warning counts on an internal tinderbox and it
just makes them artificially high. More "harmless" warnings means it's
easier to miss the harmful ones.

email@hidden wrote on 5/16/05, 1:20 PM:

 > We're going to have to stay on GCC 3.3 for a while. Would it be
 > possible for you to give us a way to selectively silence that
 > warning? In a project with 100 targets this warning generates up to
 > 300 extra lines in the parsed build output pane... We would have to
 > patch nightly build scripts to ignore the warning, et.c., et.c...

--
Mike Pinkerton
Mac Weenie
email@hidden           http://people.netscape.com/pinkerton/
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