15 Jan
2015
15 Jan
'15
11:20 p.m.
Beman Dawes wrote:
Normally, I'd dismiss such warnings as unwanted noise, but given Beman's anecdotal evidence of the benefit of addressing them, I'm inclined to agree that they should be addressed.
It isn't just me; a quick search finds comments like "The clang -Wshadow warning is quite nice as code which trips it often has bugs due to accidentally referencing the wrong identically named variable" and a complaint Apple defaults to no shadow warnings.
I had to laugh that you pasted the text instead of a hyperlink to a location on the information superhighway. :)