Hi Folks,
If you turn GCC 3.4's warnings up high enough, you'll get warnings
about extra semicolons from such things as
int foo()
{
// ... code in here
} ;
That semicolon at the end isn't necessary, of course, but I don't
think it hurts anything being there. We tend to end up with such
things as the result of macro expansion, particularly when using
Boost's preprocessor metaprogramming stuff.
I like all the other stuff I get with -Wextra -Wall...
is there a compiler switch to turn off the "extra `;' " warnings?
Alternately, can anyone suggest a legal construct that could be placed
between the } and ; (again, say, in a macro definition) to silence the
warning?
Thanks very much!
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