On Thu, Jul 25, 2013 at 7:27 PM, Charles Davis <[email protected]> wrote:
> Actually, it's whatever the default calling convention is. Normally, > that's __cdecl, unless you pass -mrtd; then it's __stdcall. It's still > ignored on i386; it's just that gcc won't warn on it anymore (for some > reason). I haven't been able to find anything in their Bugzilla about it. > (This is at least true on 4.7, but I really don't feel like building 4.8 to > find out if that's changed. It took all day just for the computer running > Linux to build 4.7 so I could verify this for you. ;) > > The question is, since it has no effect on any platform except x86-64, > should *we* warn about it? I think we should. > > I have a new patch, but I need to test it first. I'm also tired. I'll have > it for you tomorrow morning (hopefully). > Any news on this front?
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