I just turned on all warnings (/Wall) and treat all warnings as errors (/WX). I suddenly went from 0 warnings to 1329 error-warnings.
The thing is, 99% of those warnings are not in files I've written. Part of them are in the standard library, while others are in libraries I'm using with my project.
How do I tell Visual Studio to perform this kinds of checks only for files that I've written (which are a part of the project directly) while ignoring everything else?
Note that all my own source files will be within a single folder, as will any library includes (but not the same as my source files).
EDIT: I've realized I can wrap all includes I don't want checked between two pragmas, for example:
#pragma warning(push, 0) // Ignore warnings in non-project files.
#include "volk.h"
#include "glfw3.h"
#include <assert.h>
#include <cstdio>
#include <stdexcept>
#include <vector>
#pragma warning(pop);
However, in this case, I have several warnings present in file xmemory which are still being reported. They appear in function _Adjust_manually_vector_aligned, but I don't know where to go from here.
Note that this warning appears even if I wrap my whole (and only) file in the pragmas above.
While wrapping includes in #pragma warning(push, 0) and #pragma warning(pop); will work for flags W0 to W4, Wall seems to contain warnings that are not affected by the pragmas above. It is by design: