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[libc][cmake] Tidy compiler includes #66783
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Marking include directory as "system" will hide warnings from the headers located in this directory.
It might be worth adding -Wsystem-headers to compilation flags to mitigate the issue.
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Thx for chiming in here :)
Yes this is on purpose. At least for
clang-tidy
we don't want the libc generated headers to participate in theclang-tidy
checks (see #66477 (comment))-Wsystem-headers
is indeed a good way to catch errors in generated headers but it will potentially also catch warnings in the headers we don't own (clang provided headers or linux headers). WDYT @sivachandra ?There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Ah, right. For some reason I thought that libc is fully isolated from the OS, but it may indeed pull OS headers, and those probably aren't clean (I can imagine warnings about unsupported attributes, pragmas, etc.).
On the other hand, -isystem suppresses warnings coming from libc's headers when building libc itself. This is probably lesser evil.