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If there's a string like "??/" in the JS file, this ends up as an (ignored) trigraph in the generated C++ file. Trigrahps are of course no longer a thing in C++17, so the correct fix is probably a pragma to ignore Wtrigraphs.
If there's a string like "??/" in the JS file, this ends up as an (ignored) trigraph in the generated C++ file. Trigrahps are of course no longer a thing in C++17, so the correct fix is probably a pragma to ignore Wtrigraphs.