Disable Warning for Unused Variable

[O.B.]

Is there a tag that I can use to designate that a parameter is not used
and thus, not flag a compiler warning?

For example:

public struct MyClass {
public int header;
private int padding_;
}

The compiler complains that padding_ is not used. That is the desired
behavior in that it is used merely as padding in memory. I don't want
to disable all compiler warnings; just this particular instance. Does
C# support this?

[Dave Sexton]

Hi,

You don't need to add arbitrary properties:

[System.Runtime.InteropServices.StructLayout(
System.Runtime.InteropServices.LayoutKind.Sequenti al,
Size=8)]
public struct MyClass // shouldn't be named Class ;)
{
public int header;
}

--
Dave Sexton

"O.B." <fu******@bellsouth.netwrote in message
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Is there a tag that I can use to designate that a parameter is not used and
thus, not flag a compiler warning?

For example:

public struct MyClass {
public int header;
private int padding_;
}

The compiler complains that padding_ is not used. That is the desired
behavior in that it is used merely as padding in memory. I don't want to
disable all compiler warnings; just this particular instance. Does C#
support this?

[Bill Rodenbaugh]

#pragma warning disable PUT_WARNING_NUMBER_HERE

public struct MyClass {
public int header;
private int padding_;
}
#pragma warning restore PUT_WARNING_NUMBER_HERE

On Oct 25, 3:37 pm, "O.B." <[e-mail]:

Is there a tag that I can use to designate that a parameter is not used
and thus, not flag a compiler warning?

For example:

public struct MyClass {
public int header;
private int padding_;

}The compiler complains that padding_ is not used. That is the desired
behavior in that it is used merely as padding in memory. I don't want
to disable all compiler warnings; just this particular instance. Does
C# support this?