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STIOO (stioo@ift.ulaval.ca) wrote:
|>    ...
|>
|>    BOOL
|>       bSuccess = bTrySomething();

|>    assert(bSuccess);   // I kwnow it must be a success.

|>    ...


|>    When I remove the assert statement  (undefining a keyword) I get
|> a compiler warning: "bSuccess declared but not used".

|>    Is there another writing style that avoids such a message?

Get a compiler that understands C++.  The ``declared but not used''
warning is not applicable to objects; the compiler should know enough to
not generate it if the object has a constructor or a destructor.

While waiting: pipe the compiler output through grep -v 'declared but
not used'.
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