best way to ignore a function? maybe using #pragma?

[dissectcode]

Hello - Is there a pragma directive that will make a function be ignored? I have a function that is not currently being used and it creates a warning. I would like to fix the warning by using pragma, if possible but all I have tried isn't working...

for example i tried:
#pragma function(myFunct) //didn't work

If pragma won't work - what is the best trick to have the compiler "ignore" a function that's not being used?

thanks!

[JosAH]

If your function definition and declaration is out of the way, simply do this:

#define your_function(dummy, params, here)
 

This removes all the function calls from the rest of your code.

kind regards,

Jos

[dissectcode]

If your function definition and declaration is out of the way, simply do this:

#define your_function(dummy, params, here)
 

This removes all the function calls from the rest of your code.

kind regards,

Jos

Sorry, but I get an error after I try that, because one of my parameters is a pointer...here is kinda of what i have...

static void setCount( inst *countPtr, int loopCount) {
  *countPtr = (loopCount);
}
 

i have also tried something called _attribute_ ((unused)) that didn't work.
please advise...thanks!

[ipndrmath]

Not sure if this will work for what you need, but could you comment it out?

[JosAH]

Sorry, but I get an error after I try that, because one of my parameters is a pointer...here is kinda of what i have...

static void setCount( inst *countPtr, int loopCount) {
  *countPtr = (loopCount);
}
 

i have also tried something called _attribute_ ((unused)) that didn't work.
please advise...thanks!

Didn't you read what I wrote? Get that definition out of the way then my
suggestion works fine. Simply comment out that definition as well.

kind regards,

Jos