I recently moved from Eclipse to another IDE. One thing I\'m really missing is configurable compiler warnings for various Javadoc problems.
Visual C++ can emit C4930 \"unused function prototype\" warning in the following case: void SomeUsefulFunction()
Let\'s say you have the following code: INTEGER :: num_samples num_samples = 10000 num_samples = 1 Obviously, the first num_samples = 10000 does nothing, and its existence probably indicates a prog
I\'m using Code::Blocks 10.05 (currently on Windows). When I run the program (Ctrl + F10), all the warnings in the build log disappear, so the first line is \"Checking for existence...\".
I want to use a method using generic parameters and returning generic result on a class hierarchy. edit: no SupressWarnings(\"unchecked\") answer allowed :-)
When I compile C++ code with Visual C++ 9 with \"warning level 4\" the following: while( true ) { //loop body with break on certain condition
So we are trying to deprecate some of our existing classes, and have started marking them as obsolete with the ObsoleteAttribute so they will stop being used.The fact that using the KnownType attribut
When XML documentation is enabled for my C++ projects (managed) the compiler does not raise any warnings for missing comments.
Is there a way to enable treat \"treat warnings as errors\" (or something similar that has the same effect) from a central location in eclipse?
When you mark a function as inline, you hint the compiler that this function is a candidate for inlining. The compiler can still decide that it\'s not a good idea, and ignore it.
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