Disabling warning over ranges of source lines
Using GHC, is there any way to disable warnings (entirely or selectively) during a section of source code? I ask because of some Template Haskell that periodically generates unused code and I'd rather not see the warnings or rework the macros (beyond emitting some sort of "disable" and "re-enable" pragma which probably isn't in the AST now that I think about it). Cheers, Thomas
On 20 February 2012 15:06, Thomas DuBuisson
Using GHC, is there any way to disable warnings (entirely or selectively) during a section of source code? I ask because of some Template Haskell that periodically generates unused code and I'd rather not see the warnings or rework the macros (beyond emitting some sort of "disable" and "re-enable" pragma which probably isn't in the AST now that I think about it).
You can do something like: {-# OPTIONS_GHC -fno-warn-orphans #-} At the top of specified modules. However, I'm not sure if there's a specific flag to disable *all* warnings.
Cheers, Thomas
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