Avoid unknown pragma warnings for gcc and clang #87
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In some cases, we use pragmas to turn off specific warnings for parts of the code. Unfortunately, this in turn makes other compilers warn about unknown pragmas. This change adds the flag -Wno-unknown-pragmas to gcc and clang to make them ignore prgmas tht they do not know about.
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In some cases, we use pragmas to turn off specific warnings for parts
of the code. Unfortunately, this in turn makes other compilers warn
about unknown pragmas.
This change adds the flag -Wno-unknown-pragmas to gcc and clang to
make them ignore prgmas tht they do not know about.