Globally disable -Wreorder-init-list.
This warning is triggered even when initializers don't have any side effects, so it very rarely surfaces actual bugs/mistakes. 99% of the time it complains about a purely cosmetic issue. Disable it by default in commonGlobalCFlags, which still allows individual modules to opt into it. Bug: 145210666 Test: presubmit Change-Id: I671b5c457ee3d92b9cc37f020ba54e01e1a04f59
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// Making deprecated usages an error causes extreme pain when trying to
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// deprecate anything.
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"-Wno-error=deprecated-declarations",
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// This rarely indicates a bug. http://b/145210666
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"-Wno-error=reorder-init-list",
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// Warnings disabled by default.
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// subsequent version of an interface, so this warning is currently
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// infeasible to enable.
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"-Wno-inconsistent-missing-override",
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// Detects designated initializers that are in a different order than
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// the fields in the initialized type, which causes the side effects
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// of initializers to occur out of order with the source code.
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// In practice, this warning has extremely poor signal to noise ratio,
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// because it is triggered even for initializers with no side effects.
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// Individual modules can still opt into it via cflags.
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"-Wno-error=reorder-init-list",
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"-Wno-reorder-init-list",
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// Incompatible with the Google C++ style guidance to use 'int' for loop
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// indices; poor signal to noise ratio.
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"-Wno-sign-compare",
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