Viktor Szakáts wrote:
>
> So you went along and implemented what I intentionally
> didn't want to implement.
>
> If time is a factor for you and you cannot wait to
> find the proper solution, pls keep above patch local
> to your system.
>
Of course, local.
> I don't agree with such feature, as I already told.
> IMHO it's wrong direction and really only helps to
> confuse users and create overcomplicated projects.
> Also, this solution slows down compilation process
> greatly, effectively nilling one of my major goals
> for developing hbmk2.
>
> Moreover, if someone wants to do this (per source
> options), there are other, already working ways to
> solve it. (f.e. defines, and pragmas). This are
> make-system agnostic, part of the source code, thus
> much better.
>
#pragma could be a solution and have tested and works ok.
So this part is now fine with me.
One test point to other anomaly when including #pragma
directive in the source is that its value is retained for rest of the
files too. For example, #prgma /N- is first source is effective for
the next sources too.
The workaround is : group sources as such that later prgs
should include prgmas which can descend to next groups.
This issue also has to be addressed.
>> Now I am pressing hbMK2 and hbIDE for the job, but here it seems a
>> show-stopper unless I tweak hbMK2 to suit our purpose ( which
>> from the core of my heart, I do not want ). Currently it is a
>> show-stopper
>> for this application to be hooked into hbIDE.
>
> We still cannot see what is the problem.
>
> As a start I cannot see how can you get
> a warning at all when using -w0.
>
> Pls provide a reduced example.
>
It cannot be reduced as a self-reduced as the warnings
are issued with really large sources written in sephgetti styles.
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enjoy hbIDEing...
Pritpal Bedi
http://hbide.vouch.info/
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