RE: Byte-compilation warnings

["Drew Adams" <drew.adams@oracle.com>]

> When I byte-compile my elisp files I get lots of warnings 
> concerning cl:
> 
> Warning: Function `evenp' from cl package called at runtime
> 
> I find that annoying because (a) it drowns important warnings 
> and (b) it is about a coding convention for packages
> distributed with Emacs that does not concern me at the moment.
> Surely, Emacs maintainers are able to
> determine if something from cl is called at run time without 
> spamming the compile log for every user.

I sympathize with you.

FWIW, however, I appreciate this warning (information, really) as a user. I want
to recognize when I might want to either code something differently or use
(eval-when-compile (require 'cl)).
 
> How can I get rid of it?

Dunno. It would be nice if compiler messages could be silenced in classes (e.g.
info, warnings). Maybe they can.