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I recall GCC having a flag to remove printf's return value (essentially making it void), but can no longer find it. This was probably 10 years ago and distinct from the option to disable unused return value warning with -Wall. Probably the compiler optimizes it either way?

Weird. Feels like some sort of GCC mandela effect.
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>asking programming related questions and not about AI on /g/
ngmi
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>>108200480
kino fractal
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-Wno-unused-result but that's not specific to printf
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>>108200480
Ask a clanker you lazy nigger



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