Anything like #pragma warn "my message" in GCC?

[Falk Hueffner]

Mark Minich <mminich@tellabs.com> writes:

> In some other compilers, I can output a message, warning,
> or error from the preprocessor with one of the following
> directives (which vary from one compiler to another):
>
> #info "my message"
> #warn "my message"
> #error "my message"
>
> or
>
> #pragma info "my message"
> #pragma warn "my message"
> #pragma error "my message"
>
> ...or other similar syntax.
>
> I tried various combinations of these, and I looked in the
> online GNU manual under pragmas and preprocessor directives,
> but I found nothing like these.

That's weird. #error works and needs to, because the standard mandates
it. gcc also has #warning.

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	Falk