於 二，2015-06-30 於 09:37 +0200，Thomas Jahns 提到：
> On 06/29/15 17:31, Alex Vong wrote:
> > Thanks for telling me there is no portable flag for doing so.
> > I am now using AC_SUBST() to set the value of STREAM and append `
> > $(STREAM)>/dev/null' to every make command. If the user configure with
> >
On 06/29/15 17:31, Alex Vong wrote:
Thanks for telling me there is no portable flag for doing so.
I am now using AC_SUBST() to set the value of STREAM and append `
$(STREAM)>/dev/null' to every make command. If the user configure with
--enable-verbose-compiler, then STREAM will be set to 0, other
於 一，2015-06-29 於 10:00 +0200，Thomas Jahns 提到：
> Hi Alex,
>
> On 06/28/15 16:21, Alex Vong wrote:
> > Besides, the code base is quite old and as we know compilers always
> > add new warnings. I have asked upstream about fixing the warnings, but
> > it seems there is no easy way to fix all of them.
Hi Alex,
On 06/28/15 16:21, Alex Vong wrote:
Besides, the code base is quite old and as we know compilers always
add new warnings. I have asked upstream about fixing the warnings, but
it seems there is no easy way to fix all of them. So I want to know is
there a portable way to silent all compil
Hi Thomas,
Sorry I forget to subscript to the mailing list so I cannot reply, but
now I can.
May be I should clarify why I want to silent those warnings. Actually,
I am working on packaging a GPLed software for a distro. (I am new in
both packaging and autotools.) The software does not use a Make
Hello,
On 06/22/15 15:44, Alex Vong wrote:
Is there any easy way to turn off c compiler warnings (those printed
to stderr) portably?
From my point of view, the easy way is to write portable code which does not
generate warnings. This is also the preferred and recommended way.
But automake i
