Hi All, Currently ArgoUML compiles with many 1000s of warnings (9369 on my setup).
I know that different people have different opinions on warnings, and whether they should be allowed in long-term code or not.
My opinion is that compiler warnings can be helpful, as they sometimes highlight faults in the code, which aren't otherwise noticed. They also draw attention to deprecated methods, and unused variables. However, if a small number of new warnings are masked by thousands of historic ones, the warning mechanism as a development aid is almost useless.
What is the official line on this? Would anyone object to a tidy-up, where we tried to reduce the number of warnings? Is this activity worthwhile?
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