Barry Clarkson <cheekyscamp@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > I'm in the process of porting some code to a Linux > based platform that is using gcc 3.2.2. I am trying > to enforce ansi C (as near as possible!) but there are > #ident directives within the code for third party > source control. What can I modify within the source > (not ideal) or on the command line to get ansi C and > safely ignore the '#ident' directives (tried > -fno-ident)? The only way to modify the command line would be to remove -pedantic-errors. If you use -pedantic-errors, you are asking to compiler to give you an error for anything which is pedantically incorrect. #ident is pedantically incorrect. There is no option for "all pedantic errors except this particular one." If you insist on -pedantic-errors, then you need to modify the source code to remove the #ident directives. Ian
