Tony Wetmore <tony.wetmore@xxxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > If everyone is supposed to use the same warnings, but some developers > keep turning those off, your project/team has a management problem. > > I don't think GCC can help much with rogue developers. Indeed, after you set the defaults for the flags, your next step will inevitably be to remove the options which permit changing those flags on the command line. Then you'll have to start signing the compiler binary and changing the build system to enforce use of the signed binary. Then you'll have to sign your build system. Then you'll have to prevent your developers from committing object files directly into the source code control system. And at that point, you might as well not have bothered changing the compiler. You can't use the compiler to enforce a build system policy. It's operating at the wrong level. Ian
