Just noted that CCS presents an indexer marker as well as a warning marker in the marker bar of the C/C++ editor when using the #warn preprocessor directive, even though the TI compiler allows #warn.
(Same is presented for #warning, which is not supported by default)
Is it possible to prevent this and just have the warning marker show?
I'm aware I can disable indexer markers all together, but then valid markers won't show either!
I don't think it is an indexer issue. When I add a warn directive I see the indicator in the editor. However I also see it in the problems view. When I look at the console I can see that the compiler does spit it out as a warning. Thus it is not an indexer thing.
Plus if I add a second one and save I don't see the indicator. It just shows up after build.
What you can do is treat that particular warning as a remark and then it will disappear.
Now when I build it is not there. Note that it should be 36 and not 36-D. The capture was wrong.
Regards,
John
