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Fix warnings in several headers #367
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This fixes NVIDIA/cccl#998. I made some effort to find out why that warning wasn't being issued in the first place, and it's because we use The actual fix for NVIDIA/cccl#998 on the other hand is to add the system header pragma to some of the files that need it. Specifically files that implement additional things on top of |
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| if (NOT MSVC) | ||
| set(LIBCUDACXX_WARNING_LEVEL | ||
| "--compiler-options=-Wall \ | ||
| --compiler-options=-Wextra") | ||
| endif() |
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I am not too happy with this. That said, we can reenable them once we have a workaround in place
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MSVC is extremely pedantic with
/Wallenabled so we'll skip that entirely.