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Re: How to detect unresolved references at compile time?

If you wanted to add those build options to your project, all you have to do is (in Wind River) go to your project properties (right click on project and click the Properties option) and then to your Build Properties. Under one of the tabs (I forget which one) there will be a bunch of GCC configuration stuff. There is a box with a bunch of compiler args. All you have to do is add yours in there.

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