<lilypond <at> googlecode.com> writes: > Our discussions about GOP PROP 5 (make) led to the conclusion that compiler > warnings are not desirable and can point to potential bugs. My recent > builds have shown about 195 warnings, so I'm opening this issue to allow > these to be considered. This is on 64 bit ubuntu - not sure if that's what > is causing some of these.
These warnings look like they come from a system with a 64-bit address space (size_t) but a 32-bit natural word size (int). Most of them say the same thing: the memory could hold an array so large (more than two thousand million elements) that the processor cannot fit an element count in a normal-size (int) register. We could explicitly promise to never have an array with over two thousand million elements by defining vsize differently. I would ignore the warnings until you start doing a lot of compiling on this system, and even then I would try to suppress this type of warning before changing the source code. _______________________________________________ bug-lilypond mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-lilypond
