I’m unsure if it’s still supported in the new LLVM compiler, but GCC has an “unused” attribute you can use to suppress that warning:
BOOL saved __attribute__((unused)) = [moc save:&error];
Alternatively (in case LLVM doesn’t support the above), you could split the variable declaration into a separate line, guaranteeing that the variable would be “used” whether the macro expands or not:
BOOL saved = NO;
saved = [moc save:&error];