#pragma warn
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Syntax (See Pseudo-grammar)
#pragma warn {+|-|.}{ XXX }
Description
The #warn pragma lets you override specific -wXXX command-line options or compiler warnings configured in your project options. XXX is the three-letter or four-digit message identifier used by the command-line option.
The character preceding the warning identifier determines the action to be taken, as follows:
'+'turns on a warning.'-'disables the warning.'.'restores a warning to the setting defined in the Project Options dialog box.
Examples
- The following #pragma directives are equivalent (where
XXXrepresents the three-letter code, such asamb, that is associated with the warning message):#pragma option -wXXX#pragma warn -XXX
- The following #pragma directives are equivalent (where
####represents the four-number warning message number, such as 8000):#pragma option -w#####pragma warn -####
- To display all the warning message numbers and their associated -wXXX command-line options, go to the terminal window and enter the following:
> bcc32 -h -w
- Also, see Message Options for a list of warning message -wXXX command-line options.