I proposed as below:
Syntax
-w level | all | param | escape | pedantic | next | constness | funcptr
Parameters
- level
Warning messages only with a level equal or greater to this value will be output.
- all
Equivalent to specifying a level of zero (0).
- param
Warn when procedure parameters aren't specified with either ByVal or ByRef.
- Escape
Warn when string literals contain any number of escape characters (\).
- pedantic
Equivalent to specifying the param, Escape and funcptr arguments, plus length checking of parameters passed ByVal and of any CPtr converting to pointer only.
- Next
Warn when Next is followed by an identifier.
- constness
Warn when CONST (Qualifier) is discarded in an assignment.
- funcptr
Warn on function pointer assignment incompatibilities.
Description
The -w compiler option determines which compiler warnings, if any, are output. Each possible warning is associated with a warning level, starting from zero (0) and increasing with the potential problems that may occur. A significantly high level value will have the effect of suppressing all warning messages.
Note that the param, Escape, pedantic, Next, constness and funcptr arguments provide additional warnings not ordinarily output, even by default.
If the -w option is not specified, it's as if -w 0 was used. The -w option can be specified multiple times.