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Because the build system does not have direct control over the compiler,
it cannot ensure that no warnings are issued in downstream compilations.
Such warnings can occur due to newer compiler versions with more
sophisticated diagnostics, older compiler versions with diagnostics
bugs, or simply different, untested compilers. With -Werror enabled by
default, these harmless warnings result in complete compilation
failures.
The option remains enabled in CI to ensure upstream code quality.
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* ghw: fix memleaks reported by codacy
* ghw: printf issues and style (GNU indent)
* testsuite/gna: minor printf issues
* testsuite: fix issues reported by codacy
* scripts/ci-run: clean travis stuff (deprecated)
* scripts: fix issues reported by codacy
* doc/Makefile: add .PHONY
* doc: update ghdl.texi
* testsuite/synth: use synth_tb
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(#1660)
This reverts commit 30ee7a32b64c94f1ac0c8e3b5068894b6ea8b556.
This workaround masks the return value of `make`, causing runs to appear
to fail during install, even though build failed already.
Since travis is no longer used for CI, this is unnecessary anyway.
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