When moving from MSVC to GCC 4.3.2 (same problem with, say, 3.4.4), I
encountered a problem in which GCC signals a warning in the following
instance:
------------foo.c--------------------
typedef struct tagFOO
{
int a;
} FOO;
void FCN (FOO* b)
{
}
etc.
------------foo.pro------------------
void FCN (struct tagFOO *b);
etc.
------------fop.c--------------------
#include "foo.pro"
// There are no references in this file to function <FCN>.
etc.
-------------------------------------
The file <foo.pro> is generated automatically from <foo.c>.
GCC signals the warning
In file included from fop.c:1:
foo.pro:1: warning: "struct tagFOO" declared inside parameter list
foo.pro:1: warning: its scope is only this definition or declaration,
which is probably not what you want
I'm trying to keep the dependency tree down to a minimum, so having to
declare tagFOO within <fop.c> is counter to that goal.
Is there some way to disable just this warning?
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