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Apple introduced -Weverything because suddenly changing the scope of gcc's -Wall (which indeed does not include everything) would break a lot of builds.
by praseodym 13y ago
Apple introduced -Weverything because suddenly changing the scope of gcc's -Wall (which indeed does not include everything) would break a lot of builds.
- pjene 13y ago"suddenly" is a funny way to say "over a span of years"....
- bentcorner 13y agoIs "-Weverything" inclusive of new warnings? Because they're just kicking the can if not. What's next, "-Wreallyeverything"?
- e28eta 13y agoYep. Even ones that may not be fully baked, so some people caution against it. We have it turned on, and about 10 warnings specifically disabled because they were too noisy or not useful for us. It's always interesting upgrading Xcode and seeing what new warnings we get to fix.