Andrey Simonenko wrote, quoting Ralf Wildenhues:
>> We have two choices: document ac_LANG_werror_flag, or add accessor
>> macros. (Or document the current limitation and be done with it.)
>> WDYT?
>
> I think that a new macro should be added.
>
> Something like this (may be AC_LANG_NO_WERROR should check that
> AC_LANG_WERROR was used before?):
Or maybe, modify the definition of AC_LANG_WERROR itself, allowing it to
accept an optional ON/OFF argument? Then:
- AC_LANG_WERROR([ON]) would have the same effect as the existing
behaviour, and would be the default for backward compatibility,
so continuing to support use without any argument.
- AC_LANG_WERROR([OFF]) would cancel the effect of any prior use
of AC_LANG_WERROR([ON]), (or would simply have no effect if not
previously ON, and could be silently ignored).
Just a thought, but seems somehow cleaner than having two complementary
macros, IMHO.
Regards,
Keith.
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