06-26-2019, 01:07 PM
HI
I know that i have variables unused on assembler functions
where I use assembler only and i grab the values for example like this LD E, (ix+8)
Is there any pragma or something to not show this on the compiler message?
because if i have a lot of assembler functions there are a lot of messy output on the compiler
with message like this : warning: Parameter 'parameterName' is never used
Can i hide this type of message when i know that is "unused" in a assembler function?
If i can hide this type of message is more easy to develop
i don't know something like
#thisFunction dontShowThisTypeOfMessage
I don't know if i explained myself
Thanks
I know that i have variables unused on assembler functions
where I use assembler only and i grab the values for example like this LD E, (ix+8)
Is there any pragma or something to not show this on the compiler message?
because if i have a lot of assembler functions there are a lot of messy output on the compiler
with message like this : warning: Parameter 'parameterName' is never used
Can i hide this type of message when i know that is "unused" in a assembler function?
If i can hide this type of message is more easy to develop
i don't know something like
#thisFunction dontShowThisTypeOfMessage
I don't know if i explained myself
Thanks