The meaning of -Wall
Bruce Korb
bkorb@veritas.com
Sat May 3 15:54:00 GMT 2003
is in the eye of the beholder. Therefore, it seems like it is a
reasonable thing to make it configurable. :-) When -Wall
gets specified, a project specific, user specific and site
specific directory can be searched for warnings to be added to
or removed from the default set built into the compiler. The
*BSD folks can ensure that such a file would contain
--no-warn-unused-whatevers. Make it simple and easy to understand
how to configure the thing for Joe Average User. Likely not 3.3,
but 3.4 doesn't sound too far fetched.
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