I do not personally code in Cxx (which is why I refrained from making judgements about `-Weverything`'s use for it earlier). But, at least for C, almost all the

I do not personally code in Cxx (which is why I refrained from making judgements about `-Weverything`'s use for it earlier). But, at least for C, almost all the warnings you get are helpful (with very few exceptions). At most, I end up disabling two or three warnings from `-Weverything` on my projects. And, personally, I prefer to use pragmas inside the code rather than flags to disable them; that way, I can explicitly declare in my code that I have intentionally done something which would raise a warning (as close to the actual something as possible rather than generally disabling it). The result is that I still get the warnings for wherever I did not intentionally invoke these actions and still get all the other warnings that I should pay attention to for best practices. Though I would personally argue for most people (particularly new C coders) using `-Weverything` wherever possible, if you see fit not to, that's your choice :)