How to disable warnings for particular include files?

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When using GCC you can use the -isystem flag instead of the -I flag to disable warnings from that location.

So if you’re currently using

gcc -Iparent/path/of/bar …

use

gcc -isystem parent/path/of/bar …

instead. Unfortunately, this isn’t a particularly fine-grained control. I’m not aware of a more targeted mechanism.

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