On Wed, Sep 08, 2021 at 12:14:19AM +0200, Marco Elver wrote: > Here's a datapoint: I had to disable CONFIG_WERROR on a bunch of syzbot > instances which started failing because of -Werror [1], because syzbot's > time is better spent on fuzzing, and having the odd warning in some > subsystem penalize fuzzing of the entire kernel is not appropriate. Similarly, I have to disable -Werror (which various archs and subsystems already use) whenever I test building the kernel with new toolchains. It is the biggest set of kernel patches I keep, already, since many years. I actually have good hopes that a centralised -Werror thing will make this easier :-) Maybe there can be an E=[01] kernel build flag to disable / enable CONFIG_WERROR? Something that will override it for just that command. This would make life easier for many use cases, while at the same time not being something that people can "forget" they did. Segher
