How can I mute warnings for unused parameters in method implementation

Using AppCode 108.1068, developing an iOS app with cocos2d, I often end up implementing methods for a selector, and it goes like this:

-(void) sequenceStateSelectSkillByCPU:(ccTime) dt{
    if (cycleCount_==1) {
        touchHandler_.isEnabled=NO;
        isSequencingSkillsChoice_=YES;
        [self interruptScheduling];
        [self flyOut];
        [master_ taskComplete:@"skillsChoice"];

    }
}

I keep getting the warning about unused variable (dt, i Know, i prefer having full control over my state handling rather than relying on dt). I am implementing a method that complies to a protocol that shoves dt on me, 开发者_如何学Cin all circumstances, whether i need it or not.

Was wondering where/how to mute that specific warning.

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Turns out the inspection to check off is 'unused local variables' ... which unfortunately also stops the useful 'unused local variables'for variables declared inside the body of the method.

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It is not good practice to hide compiler warnings. But sometimes it's really complicated to find out my warnigs among huge number of warnings from other frameworks or built-in projects. Anyway if any one want to supress those "unused" compliler warnigs then open project's build settings and change the compilation flags.