In the answer to this question, gcc treat all warnings as errors EXCEPT X it is shown how all warnings can be treated as errors except one. First we add the compiler flag that treats all warnings as errors: <pre class="prettyprint"><code>-Werror </code></pre> Then we add exceptions to the above rule (in this case error called <code>deprecated</code>) <pre class="prettyprint"><code>-Wno-error=deprecated </code></pre> Is there a similar method in Microsoft Visual C++?

Treat all warnings as errors, except some

In the answer to this question, gcc treat all warnings as errors EXCEPT X it is shown how all warnings can be treated as errors except one.

First we add the compiler flag that treats all warnings as errors:

-Werror

Then we add exceptions to the above rule (in this case error called deprecated)

-Wno-error=deprecated

Is there a similar method in Microsoft Visual C++?

No.

There was a user suggestion to add such a feature to Visual C++, but the item was closed by the Visual Studio Team (https://visualstudio.uservoice.com/forums/121579-visual-studio-ide/suggestions/2597342-extend-c-to-treat-all-warnings-as-errors-except).

You can just treat specific warnings as errors: Can I treat a specific warning as an error?