CVI 2015: Where are my #pragma messages?

Hi,

Compile this:

#pragma message ("#PRAGMA MESSAGE") // LINE 1

#pragma GCC warning "#PRAGMA GCC WARNING" // LINE 3

#pragma GCC error "#PRAGMA GCC ERROR" // LINE 5

#warning ("#WARNING 1") // LINE 7

#pragma clang diagnostic ignored "-W#warnings" // LINE 9
#warning ("#WARNING 2") // LINE 10

#error ("#ERROR") // LINE 12

CVI 2013:

 test.c - 1 error, 5 warnings
  1, 9    warning: #PRAGMA MESSAGE
  3, 13    warning: unknown pragma ignored [-Wunknown-pragmas]
  5, 13    warning: unknown pragma ignored [-Wunknown-pragmas]
  7, 2    warning: #warning is a language extension [-W#warnings]
  7, 2    warning: #warning ("#WARNING 1") // LINE 7 [-W#warnings]
  12, 2    error: #error ("#ERROR") // LINE 12

That's fine. It doesn't know the two "#pragma GCC", which are Clang 3+ (I guess).

BUT

CVI 2015 file compilation:

  5, 13    error: #PRAGMA GCC ERROR
  7, 2    warning: #warning is a language extension [-W#warnings]
  7, 2    warning: #warning ("#WARNING 1") // LINE 7 [-W#warnings]
  12, 2    error: #error ("#ERROR") // LINE 12

Where are the line 1 (#pragma message) and 3 (#pragma GCC warning) texts?

Even more interesting is the interactive window:

Interactive Execution - 1 error
 5, 13    error: #PRAGMA GCC ERROR

Where's the rest? CVI 2013 shows everything there, too.

Another thing I find odd: #warning produces 2 warnings with the same flag, thus line 9 disables line 10 (warning 2). So one has the "warning: #warning is a language extension" or no "gcc warnings" at all...