On 10/2/2011 9:07 PM, Jonathan M Davis wrote:
If the messages can then be turned off with -d, you get essentially the same situation as right now once you compile with -d, except that if there is some sort of "full" deprecation beyond that where even -d won't even let the code compile, then you get better messages if someone somehow ends up with -d in their normal build process (be it by accident or foolishness or whatever).
If the user leaves -d in their makefile, then they accept that someday their code will stop compiling.
