Fabien Costantini wrote:
>> These two look like the best suggs I've seen so far.
>> Preference anyone?
>>
>> I was gonna pick something and go for a check in later today,
>> and we'll just 'find out' when folks do compile tests.
>>
>> My two cents: it's kinda sounding like #warning is only supported
>> by gnu.. in which case, maybe the easy answer is just:
>>
>> #if defined(__GNUC__)
>> #warning..
>> #endif
>>
>> ..???
> It would also be ok for me,
> because in fact ; all devs in the team have at least one gcc compiler
> available for testing wether it's on *nix, mac os x, win32/mingw or cygwin
> platforms.
>
> Also, it is always preferable to filter more platforms thus preventing the
> warning but still compiling, than filtering not enough platforms and
> potentially break compile on some platform.
FWIW, VC++ (at least) supports:
#pragma message("foo")
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