http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=50477
Anthony Foiani <anthony.foiani at gmail dot com> changed:
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--- Comment #7 from Anthony Foiani <anthony.foiani at gmail dot com> ---
Sorry to resurrect an oldish bug, but I was just bitten by a related issue (bug
57211).
One case where I run into Miles' situation is when writing documentation; as
mentioned, root classes often have no-op stubs, but they're also where those
stubs are documented. E.g.,
/**
* Do stuff with @a foo.
*
* @param[in] foo widget to frobnicate.
*
* @return whether foo was successfully frobbed.
*/
virtual bool frobnicate( Widget & foo ) {}
If I use "/* foo */", then doxygen will complain that there is no matching
parameter name.
If I don't use those comments, then -Wunused-parameters gives me a warning.
Would it be possible to introduce something like -Wno-virtual-unused-parameters
to accomodate this?
Or possibly merge it with a flag that would allow similar ignoring of defaulted
methods (which is how I got here).
Thanks!
