On 11/07/07, Warren Young <mysq...@etr-usa.com> wrote:
Thanks for the moral support. I'm leaning toward just turning on an
STFU pragma around that code.
Unfortunately GCC doesn't have any pragmas for turning warnings or
errors on and off like that, they're controlled by the command-line
only, and they affects the whole translation unit. (There is a project
underway to provide more fine-grained control but that doesn't help
now.)
Neither is there a macro that tells you when -pedantic has been
requested. And even in the latest development compiler's C++0x mode
this is still an error.
Tough call - if you want the library to be usable with -pedantic
(which is a reasonable feature for people to request) then you'll have
to forego the trailing comma :-(
This layout
enum { foo
, bar
, baz
};
helps prevent the same copy'n'paste errors, but isn't to everyone's
taste (although it does work in other lists, not just enum
declarations, which is why some people use it.)
Jon
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