Hiya, Just switched from redhat 7.3 to 9.0, and as usual with the glibc / gcc updates, I get more unknown warnings. Usually I'd handle them easily enough, but these ones I actually want to suppress if possible, because of the code that's being put together. The warning: notes.c:534:16: warning: multi-line string literals are deprecated What it's referring to: sprintf(sql, "SELECT * FROM %s where note_to='%s' OR note_to='%s' OR note_to='%s' OR note_to='%s' OR note_sender='%s' AND note_valid=2",
Now, this is more a personal pref thing, usually I won't throw large SQL statements into one line, because that makes it harder for me to sort through (and that one line can be pretty damned long), so I'll put one or two conditions on one line. The question: Has anyone actually managed to suppress these? I know with trigraphs, all I have to do is add -Wno-trigraphs to the makefile, unfortunately I can't seem to suppress these warnings. I've tried -Wno-deprecated-declarations , it didn't do any good. Obviously the alternative is to cram a rather large(ish) sql statement into one line, which, I'm just not really after doing. IF they can't be suppressed, is there another way to do this?
