> > I don't think the type of people that continue to use deprecated symbols > > will bother with using that define either. I think the default should be > > to have poisoning on. > > > > I would normally agree with that. However, with poisoning on, the macro > definitions still generate a warning. I don't want to give the user who uses > all up-to-date features a whole bunch of new warnings just to point out > deprecated items. > > If you can figure out a way to have gcc to only give an error on *usage* of > a symbol (and not also a warning on the #define) then I think we can > certainly do what you suggested. > > Eric >
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