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From: jbate@mentor.com (John Bate)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
Subject: Re: Can I turn off specific "not used" warnings in cfront?
Message-ID: <1990Nov16.222431.24880@mentor.com>
Date: 16 Nov 90 22:24:31 GMT
References: <1084@ntpal.UUCP> <878@elan.Elan.COM>
Organization: engr
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In article <878@elan.Elan.COM> tom@elan.Elan.COM (Thomas Smith) writes:
>From article <1084@ntpal.UUCP>, by herrage@ntpal.UUCP (Robert Herrage):
>> 
>> 
>> I'm sending this a different way since the first way hasn't been
>> working very well.  So, if you're getting this again, I apologize.
>> 
>> Yes! You can eliminate the "not used" warnings!  Below is a simple
>> example:
>> 
>> void funcname(
>>   int x;
>>   int y;
>>   int z      )
>> {
>>   x,y; // this will eliminate the "not used" warnings
>> 
>>   printf( "%d", z );
>> 
>> }

Here is another way:


void funcname(
   const char *a,
   long i,
   char *b
)
{
   (const void *) a;
   (void) i;
   (void *) b;

   // do something here
}

Hope this helps.


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