From: Paul Giaccone (paulg_at_[hidden])
Date: 2006-06-27 09:42:40
Reece Dunn wrote:
>Oliver Kullman wrote:
>
>
>>>NOTE: Instead of disabling the warnings, you can remove the warning by
>>>updating the code. For example:
>>>
>>>void foo( int bar ){} // unreferenced parameter
>>>void foo( int bar ){ bar; } // no warning!
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>this is FALSE:
>>
>>
>
>No - it is one way to prevent the bug.
>
>
>
>>void foo(int){}
>>
>>
>
>This doesn't work if you have:
>
>/** @brief something
> * @param bar Oh dear, this is missing!
> */
>void foo( int bar ){}
>
>Either not specifying bar or commenting it out will mean that Doxygen will not
>be able to identify the bar parameter.
>
>
Assuming "bar" is used inside an #ifdef...#endif block, then you can write:
void foo(int
#ifdef XYZ
bar
#endif
)
{
//some code
#ifdef XYZ
//do something with bar
#endif
}
This is rather messy, but if you really want to stop that compiler
warning, it works.