Add DMLC option to not suppress GCC's Wunused for local variables -- SIMICS-21585 #240
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…- SIMICS-21585 Implemented clumsily in a way that doesn't necessarily only affect local variables. This PR is more of a way to investigate the impact this has, and serve as a talking point. We likely want to report unused variables in DMLC directly instead.
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Verification #12510790: pass |
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Abandoned due to SIMICS-21719 (Symbol usage tracking is completely broken) |
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Implemented clumsily in a way that doesn't necessarily only affect local variables.
This PR is more of a way to investigate the impact this has, and serve as a talking
point. We likely want to report unused variables in DMLC directly instead.
Depends on #237