Silence clang++ by using member variables #512
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This pull request has been linked to Shortcut Story #24938: Suppress a clang++ warning. |
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When testing different C++ language standard settings under different compilers, it was seen that
clang++decides to complain about two unused member variable in a helper data structure so this PR adds a simple test accessor in order to give everybody peace and quiet. Even when usingclang++.No other new code.