> OK. I've made this change, at least for now.
>
> Everyone: yell if you don't like the results.
YAAAAAAAH!
The philosophy at the moment is:
- by default you get warnings that probably indicate errors
in the source code, but aren't strictly speaking illegal.
- adding -W gets you warnings that indicate (what is generally
considered to be) bad programming style.
- if you add -Wall, you get all the warnings.
It's debatable what should and shouldn't go in -W, but I don't think the
-fwarn-unused-<blah> options should be on by default.
Cheers,
Simon
