I like warnings, I like to turn them all on, and I like to use
--enable-gcc-warnings to force them on my attention.
And then just occasionally the warnings are misguided. One example is
old APIs. For example, from terminfo:
char *tigetstr (char *capname);
So, one can't call, e.g. tigetstr("kbs") without getting a warning.
But this is clearly nuts: there's no way tigetstr is going to
overwrite its argument.
So, what's a hacker to do? I could turn off cast warnings globally,
but that would lose me lots of good warnings. I don't even really want
to turn it off for an entire source file. Other ideas?
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