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-Weverything if using clang
by twodayslate 8y ago
-Weverything if using clang
- spc476 8y agoIt's too noisy just by itself. First time I tried it, it complained about padding added to structures. When I packed them, it complained about packed structures.
- MaulingMonkey 8y agoManually pad them, and it'll complain about unused fields ;) I've actually had some pieces of code where it was super useful to enable that padding warning as an error. Some complicated C++ types that needed to have identical memory layouts across compilers yet often weren't because of some really nasty shenanigans... -Weverything is for people who really want to explicitly opt out of every warning they don't like.
- ndesaulniers 8y agoNot recommended. Particularly there are warnings for C++ now that are "mutually unsatisfy-able."