Calling Python from C++, how to get rid of the `-Wstrict-prototypes` warning? -

Calling Python from C++, how to get rid of the `-Wstrict-prototypes` warning? -

i trying phone call python function c++. wrote simple main.cpp file , and helloworld.py following:

main.cpp:

int main(int argc, char* argv[]) { py_initialize(); pyrun_simplestring("import sys"); pyrun_simplestring("sys.path.append('./')"); pyobject *pmodule = pyimport_importmodule( "helloworld" ); pyobject *pfunc = pyobject_getattrstring(pmodule, "say_hello_world"); pyeval_callobject(pfunc, null); py_initialize(); }

helloworld.py:

def say_hello_world(): print( "hello world python" )

i compile programme with:

g++ `python-config --cflags` main.cpp `python-config --ldflags` -o main

and result, works fine except next warning:

cc1plus: warning: command line alternative ‘-wstrict-prototypes’ valid c/objc not c++ [enabled default]

what's cause of this? there way rid of it?

write script gccflags-filter filter out flags inappropriate given language. example

python-config --cflags | gccflags-filter --lang=c++

the list of flags can taken documentation.

if need stopgap measure particular problem now, consider like

g++ `python-config --cflags | sed s/-wstrict-prototypes//`

python c++ gcc gcc-warning