Compiler/ARM-CGT: Enable Warnings

Hi,

I think you just need to make sure you do not have "--no_warnings" in the command line. 

Please refer to compiler user's guide, section 2.7.1

www.ti.com/.../SPNU151R

I do not use this option. I find it still unlikely that there is nowadays a compiler, that does not give the user arguments at hand to control the number of warnings and the warning levels.

GCC, LLVM, MSVC all have similar options to achive this.

Specifcally I am asking this question, as I saw that TI ARM CGT does not warn about wrong enum comparisons (gcc warning would be -Wenum-compare) and so I thought there must be a switch to enable this warning.

Hi,

You can try "--check_misra=10.1"

Also, you can try some static analysis tools.

Did you go through the documentation compiler user's guide, section 2.7.1

www.ti.com/.../SPNU151R

You can try --issue_remarks Issues remarks (non-serious warnings), which are suppressed by default.

I have not used this myself, but please check if it helps.

Yes I am using, --issue_remarks, however this has the downside, that --emit_warnings_as_errors does not include the issued remarks.

Therefore I need to manually add a list of all remarks I want to turn into errors and this list can get quite long.Furthermore I can not find a list on the TI Website, that gives a complete list of all remarks that exist. Could you show me one?