4.3.15 -errwarn=t
If the indicated warning message
is issued, lint exits with a failure status. t is
a comma-separated list that consists of one or more of the following: tag, no%tag, %all, %none. The order of the tags is important.
For example %all,no%tag causes lint to exit with a fatal status if any warning except tag is issued. The following table list the -errwarn values.
Table 4-6 -errwarn Flags
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tag
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Cause lint to exit with a fatal status if the message specified by this
tag is issued as a warning message. Has no effect if
tag is not issued.
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no%tag
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Prevent lint from exiting with a fatal status if the message specified by
tag is issued only as a warning message. Has no effect if
tag is not issued. Use this option to revert a warning message that was
previously specified by this option with tag or %all
from causing lint to exit with a fatal status when issued as a warning message.
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%all
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Cause lint to exit with a fatal status if any warning messages are issued.
%all can be followed by no%tag to
exempt specific warning messages from this behavior.
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%none
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Prevents any warning message from causing lint to exit with a fatal status
should any warning message be issued.
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The default is -errwarn=%none. Specifying -errwarn alone is equivalent to -errwarn=%all.