If this is whats agreed upon I will no longer send patches for
such bugs, and mark them as ignore in the coverity system.
But I guess it makes also sense to remove unused code, because I
am not sure if gcc can figure out to remove it. In this case
the generated object file is 10 bytes smaller.
I wasn't necessarily speaking for the group so much as I was interested
in how coverity was being used and what the rules were.
Thanks for the info.
Russ
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