Best practice : Hide unused parameter

Question

I'm adding a method in class which has some parameters but still needs to be implemented later.

I.e.

void AAA::doSmth(const int32_t status)
{
    // TODO : Add implementation
}

During compilation I get warning about unused parameter. Basically what I want to do is to do some trick that makes compiler to not print warning about unused parameter, but still keep empty implementation.

So I would like to know what is the best practice to have some "dummy" usage of parameter in order to avoid the warning during compilation ? What is the best practice ???

Please do not offer any IDE or compiler related option to hide the warning !!!

Answer 1

I usually simply comment out the parameter like so:

void AAA::doSmth(const int32_t /*status*/)
{
    // TODO : Add implementation
}