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G++ is giving me warnings about init_priority attribute:
g++ -c -o src/core/ModuleManager.o -Wall -fPIC -imacros ./src/configs/config.hpp -O2 -I./src/include src/core/ModuleManager.cpp
src/core/ModuleManager.cpp:27:29: warning: requested init_priority is reserved for internal use
Is there a way to supress this specific warning?
Yes: don’t use init_priority reserved for internal use (priority <= 100).
There is a reason it is reserved, and if you ignore the warning, you’ll eventually have to debug a problem you will have hard time understanding.
Never lie to your compiler — it will get you!