From: zargon AT hotmail DOT vom (Zargon)
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Subject: Re: compile despite warnings
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On Thu, 08 Jun 2000 22:32:29 -0400, Martell <crazy AT ne DOT infi DOT net> ate
too many hallucinogenic mushrooms and wrote:

>when i use gcc to compile my source, if it encounters a warning, it wont
>
>compile, how would i invoke gcc, and with what options, to force it to
>finish
>compile despite warnings?
>
>as of right now i do this:
>gcc mysource.cc -o prog.exe

It should be outputting an executable with that command line, unless
you also have *errors*.

If you use the -Werror switch on the command line then it will fail
when there are mere warnings. You'll get this message however:

Warnings being treated as errors.

If this is showing up, then the -Werror option has been turned on
somehow.
-- 
Any sufficiently advanced magic is indistinguishable from
an Allegro-using C++ program compiled with gcc.