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Is there a way to disable specific warnings ?

I'm using uV 4.70.0.0, compiler version is 5.03.0.24.

Is there a way to disable specific warnings? In other Keil toolchains I seem to remember there was a command-line control that allowed this. I can't seem to find a similar control in this ( ARM ) compiler, rather all I can find in the manual is the -W which disables all warnings. Am I missing something ?

Thanks

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  • Warnings are Good- Warnings are Bad. They are just another tool in this toolset to be controlled by the user.

    I frequently work with a partner long distance. We lay out a frame work of code and then split the tasks. I may have calls to his code set that is not yet included in my code until we sync via our SVC. So I create a 'DEBUG' target and a 'Production' target. In my debug target I will, among many options, disable selected warnings. The selected warning disable works fine for me but I am not running v4.7.

    I disable the selected warnings when I know what they mean and the source of the warning. Sounds like a good tool for me. I don't worry the tools are giving overly strict or other warnings. I take them all with the same grain of salt.

    When I select the 'Production' target all my warning options are returned to my default settings.

    Just use the tools. They work.

    Bradford

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  • Warnings are Good- Warnings are Bad. They are just another tool in this toolset to be controlled by the user.

    I frequently work with a partner long distance. We lay out a frame work of code and then split the tasks. I may have calls to his code set that is not yet included in my code until we sync via our SVC. So I create a 'DEBUG' target and a 'Production' target. In my debug target I will, among many options, disable selected warnings. The selected warning disable works fine for me but I am not running v4.7.

    I disable the selected warnings when I know what they mean and the source of the warning. Sounds like a good tool for me. I don't worry the tools are giving overly strict or other warnings. I take them all with the same grain of salt.

    When I select the 'Production' target all my warning options are returned to my default settings.

    Just use the tools. They work.

    Bradford

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