Removing reference to /Oa #3193
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The `/Oa` switch hasn't been in the compiler for more than a decade (nearly two decades). This reference to /Oa is, i believe, the only reference to this long gone switch; i believe referencing /Oa in this context is actually more harmful then helpful.
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Looks like /Oa was removed in 2005. It was silently ignored for at least a while according to Visual C++ What's New 2003 through 2015 but at some point it must have been dropped, so it generates a D9002 now. |
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/Oaswitch hasn't been in the compiler for more than a decade (nearly two decades). This reference to /Oa is, i believe, the only reference to this long gone switch; i believe referencing /Oa in this context is actually more harmful then helpful.