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Disables warnings issued if (integer) division by zero is detected. Disables warnings about strftime() formats that result in two-digit years. Disables warnings about extra arguments to printf() and friends. Disables warnings about using the long long type. Disables warnings issued if multibyte characters are used. Issues a warning when a structure is padded for alignment purposes. Issues a warning about ambiguous or potentially confusing use (or misuse or disuse) of parentheses. Issues a warning when a code operation or structure depends on the size of a function type or a void * pointer. Displays a warning when an object is multiplydeclared in the same scope, even in contexts in which multiple declaration is permitted and valid. Issues a warning if a function s return type is not specified or if it returns a value but is declared void. Flags code that violates C sequence point rules. Displays a warning if a locally declared variable shadows another local or global variable, parameter, or built-in function. Issues a warning when comparisons between signed and unsigned values might produce incorrect results because of type conversions. Displays a warning if a function is defined with specifying argument types (C only). Emits a warning about switch statements with enumerated values for unhandled cases. Issues warnings for code in system headers as if they occurred in your own code. Emits a warning about code constructs that behave differently between ISO and traditional C and about ISO C features with no parallel in traditional C (C only). Emits warnings if any trigraphs are encountered outside of comment blocks. Issues a warning if an undefined identifier is used in a #if...#endif construct.

As with Windows logins, SQL Server logins apply only at the server level; you can t grant permissions on these to specific database objects Unless you are granted membership to a fixed-server role such as sysadmin, you must create database users associated to the login before you can begin working with database objects As in previous versions of SQL Server, SQL Server 2005 supports principals based on both individual logins and server roles, which multiple individual users can be assigned to.

Table A-7. General GCC Warning Options (Continued)

In SQL Server 2000, the system stored procedure sp_addlogin was used to create a new SQL Server login but, again, this has now been replaced by use of the CREATE LOGIN command: CREATE LOGIN login_name [WITH PASSWORD = ' password ' [ HASHED ] [ MUST_CHANGE ], SID = sid], DEFAULT_DATABASE = database, DEFAULT_LANGUAGE = language, CHECK_EXPIRATION = { ON | OFF}, CHECK_POLICY = { ON | OFF}, CREDENTIAL = credential_name ]h The arguments of this command are described in Table 17-3 Table 17-3 CREATE LOGIN Arguments.

Compression algorithms can be lossy or lossless. A lossless compression algorithm guarantees that when the image is decompressed, all the data that you started with is still available. A lossy compression algorithm, on the other hand, will give you an approximation of the original image back when it s decompressed. In return, you have a smaller compressed file than you would with a lossless compression algorithm. The other factor to take into account is that the loss of lossy compression algorithms accumulates. Let s say you take an image and compress it. Then in a separate operation you need to compress it again; for example, you rotate the image. Each time you recompress the image, you come up with a new approximation of the input image, and the input image for the second round of compression is the output image from the first round. This can result in quite noticeable image artifacts occurring over time.

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Emits a warning when automatic variables are used without being initialized. Displays a warning if a #pragma is used that GCC does not recognize. Emits a warning about code that never executes. Combines all of the listed -Wunused options. Issues a warning about declared functions that are never defined. Issues a warning about declared labels that are never used. Issues a warning about declared function parameters that are never used. Issues a warning about computed results that are never used. Issues a warning about declared variables that are never used.