Proper handling for unused parameters
Instead of ignoring the parameter warning via a compile flag we can
explicitly not give the parameter a valiable name. The compile will then
know that that the parameter is not expected to be used.
Signed-off-by: Zane Shelley <zshelle@us.ibm.com>
Change-Id: Idfc9c7b2ac9e2f6a3d220540a354b1b8e890bee8
diff --git a/attn/attn_handler.cpp b/attn/attn_handler.cpp
index 8a5042d..caf5265 100644
--- a/attn/attn_handler.cpp
+++ b/attn/attn_handler.cpp
@@ -363,14 +363,15 @@
*/
bool activeAttn(uint32_t i_val, uint32_t i_mask, uint32_t i_attn)
{
- bool rc = false; // assume attn masked and/or inactive
- bool validAttn = true; // known attention type
+ bool rc = false; // assume attn masked and/or inactive
// if attention active
if (0 != (i_val & i_attn))
{
std::stringstream ss;
+ bool validAttn = true; // known attention type
+
switch (i_attn)
{
case SBE_ATTN: