gcc warnings question

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From: Eric Baldeschwieler
Date: Mon, 13 Apr 1992 10:21

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Hi, would like to use gcc's -Wall flag, but can not because the code I
am using includes lots of machine generated header files which contain
static variable declarations.  This floods me with useless warnings.
Is there some way of flaging these variables so that I don't get the
warnings?  With other compilers one can say:

	#pragma unused(variableName)

Does gcc have such a feature?

Thanks

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Subject: gcc warnings question
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