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I'm using Xcode 4.6 and I've got a header file which includes some constants I use throughout my code. I don't want to use preprocessor directives because I want them to be properly typed and such. For example, I have this code in one of my .h files: static NSString *kErrorCannotDivideByZero = @"Error: Cannot divide by zero"; and I use it in the corresponding .m file: [self showToast:kErrorCannotDivideByZero]; I get the warning: /path/to/my/headerFile.h:32:18: Unused variable 'kErrorCannotDivideByZero' I know it's just a warning, but I've got about 50 of these warnings clogging up my compiler output. Why am I getting this warning and how do I PROPERLY resolve it? I'm not interested in simply suppressing all unused variable warnings, because I do want to get the legit ones.
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