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--diag_suppress=tag[,tag,…]
Suppresses diagnostic messages that have a specific tag.
Syntax
--diag_suppress=tag[,tag,…]
Where
can be:tag
- A diagnostic message number to be suppressed. This is the four-digit number,
, with the tool letter prefix, but without the letter suffix indicating the severity.nnnn
error
, to suppress all errors that can be downgraded.warning
, to suppress all warnings.
Diagnostic messages output by armasm can be identified by a tag in the form of
{
}prefix
,
where the number
is A. prefix
You can specify more than one tag with this option by separating each tag using a comma.
Example
For example, to suppress the warning messages that have numbers 1293
and 187
,
use the following command:
armasm --cpu=8-A.64 --diag_suppress=1293,187
You can specify the optional assembler prefix A
before
the tag number. For example:
armasm --cpu=8-A.64 --diag_suppress=A1293,A187
If any prefix other than A is included, the message number is ignored. Diagnostic message tags can be cut and pasted directly into a command line.