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-no_warning [V2.08.00 or later]


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[Format]

-no_warning={ <number> | <number>-<number> }[,{ <number> | <number>-<number> }]...

[Description]

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This option is used to suppress the output of warnings or information-level messages with the numbers specified by <number>. You cannot use this option to suppress the output of any messages by the assembler or optimizing linkage editor.

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You can specify this option more than once. Each specification will be effective.

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Separate all parameters with commas (,). Do not enter any white space before or after a comma.

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Entering white space before or after a comma, omitting parameters, or entering characters that are not numbers will lead to a compilation error.

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The values specifiable as parameters are the last five digits of message numbers of warnings and information-level messages (51000 to 54999). Any other specified numbers, including those that are not actually message numbers, will be ignored.

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Specification of the numbers of error messages will be ignored because the output of error messages cannot be suppressed. This applies to any messages at the error level, including those having levels changed by the -change_message=error option.

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This option is also usable in combination with the -nomessage option. In such cases, both options are effective, even if they include specifications of the same message.