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#pragma message will never be printed
See original GitHub issue#warning works, but I assume #pragma message goes to stdout which is consumed by mbed cli
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@drahnr I’ll be happy to add something like
[INFO]for messages, if we have a way to find them in all 3 compilers, and we can document how to use it. [Mirrored to Jira]@theotherjimmy it only works with compiling many chunks of the final application as libs (where warnings are an absolute no-go), mbed-os itself is for sure not free of warnings… (although most of them vanish if one accepts a few non-portable things for GCC specifics about defined() usage for the NRF52) [Mirrored to Jira]