G++ flags to disable "temporary to non-const reference" error

Question

I am looking for some command-line flags (should they exist) that disable the GCC error for this type of C++ code:

#include <string>

void m(std::string& s) { }

int main()
{
        m(std::string(""));
}

G++ gives this error:

error: invalid initialization of non-const reference of type 'std::string&' from a temporary of type 'std::string'

The reason is to be able to quickly migrate from VC++ and Sun Studio (without any code changes), since both silently accept temporary to non-const lvalue ref conversions. I know what needs to be done in terms of code changes -- I am strictly asking about a way to do it without making code changes.

I will be using GCC 4.x.

Answer 1

Why should one want to disable an error? Fix the code instead of relying on vendor extensions.