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From: Pavel Vozenilek (pavel_vozenilek_at_[hidden])
Date: 2005-05-07 03:13:50
"Jason Hise" wrote:
> In many cases I am getting the warning that specific classes have virtual
> functions, but non virtual destructors. This is intentional, because they
> only have virtual functions in debug mode (pure virtual, to make the
> singleton uncreatable by client code) and will never be destroyed through
> a pointer to base. I wanted to avoid the overhead of a vtable in release
> mode. Is there a way to disable this specific warning while compiling
> with gcc?
>
No, there's no way to disable this or that warning using pragma
in GCC (though I read somewhere they will finally add such feature).
Perhaps you may use a kludge with conditional macros.
/Pavel
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