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Warnings Are Really Errors
“Compiler warnings are just for the overly cautious and pedantic. They’re just warnings after all. If they were serious, they’d be errors, and you couldn’t compile. So just ignore them, and let ’er rip.” |
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When your program has a compilation error, the compiler or build tool refuses to produce an executable. You don’t have a choice—you have to fix the error before moving on.
Warnings, unfortunately, are not like that. You can run the program that generates compiler warnings if you want. What happens if you ...
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