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I've set up an Xcode project where part of the code (a folder in this case) comes from a svn repository.

The folder is constantly updated by an external partner and it contains .h and .m files. In particular, these files are included in the project since set up as Header Search Paths and Library Search Paths within my Target.

Since, .h files contain a lot of warnings (I receive the Showing first 200 warning only message), Xcode does not allow me to show my code warnings.

Based on this scenario, how is it possible to prevent Xcode to show those warnings for that specific folder?

I followed few discussions within SO (Selectively disable GCC warnings for only part of a translation unit?, Turn off warnings coming from subprojects) but I haven't found a solution yet.

Thank you in advance.

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  • If you have that many warnings, maybe it is better to address the warnings directly (refactor) than indirectly (hide them). – Tim Reddy Mar 07 '13 at 14:12
  • @TReddy Thank you for your comment. What do you mean with refactor? Those files change frequently. – Lorenzo B Mar 07 '13 at 14:17

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Since I've found a solution I reply to my own question. Hope this can help other people.

A partial solution for the problem can be found here at How to disable new Xcode 4.6 warning for whole project ? “… used as the name of the previous parameter rather than as part of the selector". I upvoted!

Obviously, I'm waiting the vendor will fix the problem since this workaround disable such type of warnings for my own code. And I don't want such type of behavior.

Cheers.

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