On Sat, 05 Feb 2005 22:27:05 +0100, Michal Mertl wrote: > Hello > [snip] > > In FreeBSD I use __unused which is converted by /usr/include/sys/cdefs.h > to __attribute__((__unused__)) for recent version of gcc.
I use __attribute__((unused)) for a function to be unused in GCC. As I like to compile my code in -Werror (and make sure I remember to turn it off when making distribution tarballs) [snip] > Did anyone thought about adding something like it to the APR? Or did I > just overlook it? The name could be APR_MARK_UNUSED or some such. > Implementation should be trivial - either we know how a platform does it > or we would define it out. I'm not really sure if it's needed, as I only run high compilation warning (-Werror) when I develop the code, once I distribute I turn down the error level (for autoconf not enabling --enable-maintainer-mode) so that these issues don't crop up.. which so far I haven't seen them as I have the __attribute__((__unused__)) set on a few of my modules and haven't had any complaints thus far. Edward Rudd http://www.outoforder.cc/
