C/C++ Programmer's Guide (G06.27+, H06.03+)

TNS C Compiler Messages
HP C/C++ Programmer’s Guide for NonStop Systems—429301-010
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Types of Compiler Messages
92
The statement does nothing. In this common instance, the statement
f;
is meant to be a call to f, a function without parameters. Programmers accustomed to
TAL often omit the parentheses from such a function call.
93
The identifier was not referenced at any point while it was in scope.
94
The auto object was used on the right side of an expression before it was initialized,
assigned to, or had its address taken.
95
The compiler encountered a reference to a function that does not have a function-
prototype declaration in scope.
96
The compiler encountered a function declaration or definition that does not use
function-prototype syntax.
This warning occurs only when you have specified the STRICT pragma.
97
The compiler encountered a nonprototype function definition that does not define the
type of one of its parameters. Consequently, that parameter defaults to type int.
statement has no effect
no reference to identifier name
uninitialized auto variable object-name
prototype function declaration not in scope: func-name
function declaration not in prototype form: func-name
formal parameter was not declared: name