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Subject: style warning message in g++ 1.36.0-
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Date: 8 Sep 89 23:11:05 GMT
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Can we get a flag to turn off the warning message which occurs when
you declare a function to take an unspecified number of untyped
arguments?

	rts.h:41: warning: lazy prototyping frowned upon


It's a valid part of the language and it's necessary for some applications.

Having this warning come up two or three times for every file because I
happen to have a struct element of type 

	typedef obj *(*obj_fun_ptr)(...);

makes it difficult to see valid errors and warnings.

Thanks,
Leigh.