I don't know that one, but I can imagine. For Pelles C, which is a really nice compiler, I had to write an application named polinkfilter.exe, which filters out all the really unnecessary crap that floods the output window. What the compiler designers don't realise is that when you receive 100 warnings, you can't see the two warnings that may really cause a bug later on. Madness.
Search for files by multiple extensions
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There are compilers out there that try to distinguish between hints, warnings and critical warnings. But it's never perfect.
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Oh so a mod calls you out for what amounts to little more than trolling, yet you do not only shrug it off, but even condescend him? That's not a wise call, I'd say. I think a 1 month suspension will serve you to 'cool down'.
PS: I do not want user 'opinions' to pollute this thread. If you have something to say, do so in another topic. Thanks.
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Well, yes, the file search turned into a conflict search. the issue has been resolved so there is no point in conflicting anymorepaul doe wrote: ↑Feb 20, 2022 19:52Oh so a mod calls you out for what amounts to little more than trolling, yet you do not only shrug it off, but even condescend him? That's not a wise call, I'd say. I think a 1 month suspension will serve you to 'cool down'.
PS: I do not want user 'opinions' to pollute this thread. If you have something to say, do so in another topic. Thanks.
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Lazarus has such filters configurable and built in. On the commandline you can also suppress individual warnings with commandline parameters (or in the fpc.cfg)