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Hello,
I compile every C++ file via my custom makefile and use the advice_peroformance option to output a file with performance advice file. Example the compiler compiles mytestapplication.cpp and generates a file called mytestapplication.o.advice.txt
Background: I use these files to analyse performance of the code and maintain a clean output when building
Problem:
However some files return a (warning /error / remark) like the following lines:
"Ivt.asm": advice #27004: No Performance Advice is generated.
"my1.cpp": advice #27004: No Performance Advice is generated.
Question:
- Can i disable or suppress this specific message? Other warnings on stdout are usefull for me:
Example: "myfile.cpp", line 203: warning #880-D: parameter "myparam" was never referenced
- Can the compiler just generate a Ivt.o.advice.txt file for me that contains the line that no performance advice is generated for this specific file, then these files are no exception to the general rule that a peroformance file is
generated.
NOTE: I also use the --issue_remarks option and some other options that specify output files
NOTE: i use c6000 compiler version 7.4.2
Hope you can help me out,
Thanks in advance,
Rob
Rob van de Voort said:"my1.cpp": advice #27004: No Performance Advice is generated.
Unfortunately, there is no way to suppress just that one specific message.
Thanks and regards,
-George