Hello, I need a very simple question answered. I'm using gcc 4.2.3 and I have a big project that uses many "temporary" reference parameters being passed to functions. Is there a way I can get gcc 4.2.3 (on slackware 12.1) to ignore the fact that most of these reference parameter variables are temporary? In the same way that gcc 3.4.6 does? (Perhaps a command-line switch on g++?) I'm sorry if this information is available in the gcc Manual, however I wasn't able to find anything related. Regards, - Devin
