I'm R'ing T' F'ing M' to try figure this out, but perhaps I can find the answer faster just by asking.
I'm going through a bunch of C (sometimes Fortran 77) code and changing the type of certain arrays, but of course I need to make absolutely sure that the functions that recieve those arrays are expecting the right types. Funny, but I find, "Warning: passing argument 3 of do_foo() from incompatible pointer type" to be comforting, refreshing, and satisfying. It makes me feel warm and fuzzy inside. Plus it tells me where I need to fix my code to get the calculations right. As such, I'd like to tell gcc to quit when a warning is encountered (or even if a specific warning is encountered). Is there a way to do this? If it helps, I'm using gcc 4.0.2. Attempts at aid, and heartless ridicule, will be most appreciated. Dan -- "Give up learning, and put an end to your troubles." -- Lao Tzu
