How to stop 'noreturn' functions disabling '-Wreturn-type' warning with GCC?

When using a macro that might expand to a function with a noreturn attribute, is there a way to stop it from suppressing -Wreturn-type?

Simple example:

/* Defined in a separate header. */#ifndef NDEBUG#  define MY_ASSERT_MACRO(test) ((void)((test) ? 0 : abort()))#else#  define MY_ASSERT_MACRO(test) ((void)(0 ? 0 : (test)))#endif/* C source file. */int function(enum MyEnum foo){  switch (foo) {     case A: return 1;     case B: return 1;  }  MY_ASSERT_MACRO(0);  /* <-- Missing return! This should always warn! */}

The problem with this is in release builds this gives a -Wreturn-type warning, and in debug builds it gives no warning at all, since abort has a noreturn attrubute.

I would like to get the warning in both cases so developers using debug builds don't break release builds.

Is there a (clean*) way to stop the abort function from disabling the -Wreturn-type warning?

Not very clean ways:

• Call abort with a cast to remove the noreturn attribute:
  ((void (*)(void))(*(((void **)abort))))()
• Compare two things which could theoretically be the same:
  (((const void *)(abort) != (const void *)(stderr)) ? abort() : 0)