I've been playing a little with enabling additional errors/warnings in
Eclipse when developing Harmony code. By default, many of them are switched
off. Switching them on and making the suggested changes would reduce class
file size as well as improve code quality and, in some cases, performance.
In particular, I turned on warnings (instead of "ignore") for:
Code style: Access to a non-accessible member of an enclosing type
Unnecesary code:
Local variable is never read
Unused private or local member
Redundant null check
Unnecessary else statement
Unnecessary declaration of thrown exceptions
Redundant super interface
Has anyone thought of doing this before? (Am I stepping into a minefield of
"we tried that and everyone hated it" by suggesting it?)
Andrew Jr.
