Comment out #pragma message WARN lines

[acolwell]

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What does this pull request do?

Commenting out #pragma lines since they make it harder to see actual errors in the compiler output. These warnings don't actually seem useful and don't appear to be high priority issues that need to be addressed.

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Yes. Code builds fine with the lines commented out and the compiler output looks much cleaner.

[devernay]

LGTM