Hello,

The following code:

int f ()
{ throw 10; }
int main ()
{ return 0; }

produces:

Warning 18: implied return of f at closing '}' does not return value


Can you please provide a way to disable warnings via #pragma's
and push/pop these settings so that warnings are disabled only for some
sections of the code ? I wouldn't like to turn off this warning for the entire
code.


(For example, with Borland, one can write:

#pragma option push
#pragma warn-par
..
#pragma option pop

)


Thanks,
Adder

Adder wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> The following code:
> 
> int f ()
> { throw 10; }
> int main ()
> { return 0; }
> 
> produces:
> 
> Warning 18: implied return of f at closing '}' does not return value
> 
> 
> Can you please provide a way to disable warnings via #pragma's
> and push/pop these settings so that warnings are disabled only for some
> sections of the code ? I wouldn't like to turn off this warning for the entire
> code.
> 
> 
> (For example, with Borland, one can write:
> 
> #pragma option push
> #pragma warn-par
> ..
> #pragma option pop
> 
> )

An easier way to turn off the warning is to rewrite as:
int f()
{   throw 10;
    return 0;
}

>An easier way to turn off the warning is to rewrite as:
>int f()
>{   throw 10;
>     return 0;
>}

True...

But then the other compiler complains about "Unreachable code in function f" :D However, that can be solved by disabling the warning. For the other compiler.

Thanks !

Adder wrote:
>> An easier way to turn off the warning is to rewrite as:
...
> But then the other compiler complains about "Unreachable code in function f" :D

That's why I hate warnings <g>.