-=> Quoting Peter Fitzsimmons to All <=-

 PF> 
 PF> I have a large program littered with these:

 PF> #pragma off (unreferenced)

 PF> It is a Watcom pragma,  which I want to leave in the code.  For
 PF> readabilty,  I don't want to replace each of these with a five line
 PF> "#ifdef __IBMC__" block. 
 PF> Can anyone think of a clever way to make the preprocessor work for me?
 PF> I don't mind changing the above line;  but I want to leave at as one
 PF> line,and select a different #pragma for different compilers. 

    Okay... I don't know 'C' but if I wanted to do something like that I'd 
make a wrapper for it and have the ifdefs within the wrapper and replace all 
instances of this with the wrapper.
    Again, I don't know if this is practical or possible with 'C' and your 
implementation, but it's the first thing that popped into my head.

Dave...

... so shoot me... (or give the gun to my wife and she'll do it)  
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