Slowly I Turn...

[billroper]

So I have spent literally weeks cleaning up various of the projects in our build so that they no longer generate warnings and I've turned on the flag for the cleaned-up projects that causes warnings to be treated as errors so that we don't generate projects full of warnings again.

Therefore other programmers in the group are generating new warnings and turning off the flag.

Thanks loads.

Comments

[filkertom.livejournal.com]

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... While I'm pretty sure drawing and quartering is not the recommended protocol for Tier One Support in this instance (I think you have to get to Tier Three), a few bamboo shoots under the fingernails can't be considered too extreme. For a first warning.

So sorry, Bill. Yeesh.

[phillip2637.livejournal.com]

I hate that.

I once worked as the OS specialist for a place with a bunch of (VAX) minicomputers. I spent a lot of time on a project with the operations lead getting all the systems to boot without any oh-it-always-says-that warnings. I think the clean consoles lasted less than a week, leaving me wanting to bite things...some metallic...some animate....

[billroper]

Thanks. I'm working on it...

[billroper]

I understand. Oh, how I understand. :)

[kevinnickerson.livejournal.com]

No warnings is a rule here. /W4 and treat as error.

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[(Anonymous)]

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[purpleranger.livejournal.com]

I was thinking waterboarding myself, Tom . . .

[billroper]

We're at /W3, but that's because /W4 starts flagging things that aren't so much wrong as matters of opinion. :)

[kevinnickerson.livejournal.com]

That's what pragma warning(disable:xxxx) is for.