Re: disable Gtk warnings

[Murilo Tuvani <murilo_tuvani yahoo com br>]

I don´t agree with the *will* crash because I´m producing an aplication and I sometimes apear some warnigs one case, when I pass NULL to a pointer after make gtk_widget_destroy(), if I don´t pass it will fail in tests I´ll make after and if I pass apear the gtk warnings!

Owen Taylor <otaylor redhat com> wrote:

> On Sat, 2004-02-07 at 01:30, Harsha(Hotmail) wrote:
> > Hi,
> > 
> > I am developing an application in linux using Gtk+, GDK, glib and
> > gnome-print.
> > 
> > Can any body tell me Is there any Debug & Release version of Gtk
> > Library?
> > Or how can I disable warnings which Gtk shows.?
> > 
> > It shows warning with source file name and line number, which I dont
> > want to display in release version of my application
>
> GTK+ warnings are warnings about incorrect code in your application,
> you should consider them to be as necessary to fix as a segfault.
> The GTK+ development policy is to not print a warning unless
> an actual bug in application code has been detected.
>
> While it is theoretically possible to drop the warning messages
> on the floor (poke around the GLib API docs), this is a horribly bad
> idea. GTK+
>  can actually be compiled without the checks that are
> producing the warnings; in that case your application *will* crash.
>
> Regards,
> Owen
>
>
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