Re: [Mspgcc-users] Turn off warnings on a per function basis

[Philip S. <ph...@sa...>]

On a per file basis you can use the following switches on the msp430-gcc
command line:

-w   turns off all wanings
-Wall   turns on a set of commonly used warnings

There are a whole bunch of -Wxxxx switches you can use to selectively
enable/disable particular warnings - look at the gcc documentation for
details.

I'm pretty sure you can't suppress warnings within a file like you can with
lint.

There is usually a way of telling the compiler that you really do know what
you are doing and this supresses the warning.  Is it a particular warning
that's causing the problem?

Regards

Phil.


John Glendenning wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Does anyone know how to turns off a particular warnings for a specific
> function or a specific file in msp430-gcc?
>
> Thanks
> John G
>
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