Le 11/01/2015 11:53, Georg Baum a écrit :
Because they are on by default in MSVC and off by default in gcc. You can get similar ones with gcc by calling it with -Wconversion (but that outputs many more).
Yes, I tried it, but it is not useful.
I have had cases where those warnings showed a real problem, and in my experience it is worth it to have a look at them. In the cases where they are harmless it is easy to state with a static_cast<int>(xxx) that the author of that code is aware that there is a possiblly lossy conversion, but that the loss is no problem.
In the case of this code, I'd like to eventually get rid of the floats, but I cannot do it before RowPainter is rewritten to use the Row elements. So marking these points is worthwhile.
JMarc
