There isn't a switch, its a chunk of code. Theoretically, you could
remove the diff. Don't know where/when it happened though.
Keep in mind, that so many people screwed up using strcat(), sprintf(),
that openbsd decided to mark them as deprecated. Its possible to use
them safely, but its unlikely. Obsolete and broken code should be
viewed carefully, preferably with peril-sensitive glasses.
On 2007 Jul 03 (Tue) at 20:15:37 -0400 (-0400), Woodchuck wrote:
:What's the switch to gcc to turn off the nagging about strcat(),
:sprintf() and so forth? This is really inhibiting my productivity
:in porting a large application from the past. I've already
:made it shut up about malloc.h (change /usr/include/malloc.h).
:
:2/3 of compilation output, or more, consists of these nannyish
:warnings.
:
:Dave
:--
: Resistance is futile. You've already been assimilated.
--
Love cannot be much younger than the lust for murder.
-- Sigmund Freud
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