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No errors on deprecated warnings #118
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Since some features are deprecated (and more possibly will be eventually), keep errors on warnings (-Werror) but also add an exception to just warn on deprecation (-Wno-error=deprecated) rather than fail. This keeps deprecation warnings visible and also causes more serious warnings (like uninitialized variables/pointers) to error. This addresses issue DDMAL#110.
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Since some features are deprecated (and more possibly will be
eventually), keep errors on warnings (-Werror) but also add an exception
to just warn on deprecation (-Wno-error=deprecated) rather than fail.
This keeps deprecation warnings visible and also causes more serious
warnings (like uninitialized variables/pointers) to error.
This addresses issue #110.