Package: cc1111
Version: 2.9.0-4
Severity: normal
When I compile the following code:
struct s {
int v;
};
struct t {
struct s *ptr;
};
void *address;
struct t __code problem = {
(struct s *) &address,
};
I get the following warning messages:
bug.c:12: warning 18: Initializer different levels of indirections
from type 'struct s near* '
to type 'struct s generic* '
bug.c:12: warning 18: Initializer different levels of indirections
from type 'void generic* near* '
to type 'struct s generic* '
(A minor bug is that it's printed twice.)
If I compile with --disable-warning 18, I expect to see no warnings,
but instead I get:
from type 'struct s near* '
to type 'struct s generic* '
from type 'void generic* near* '
to type 'struct s generic* '
The two "extra" lines of each warning are not properly suppressed.
A final mystery (to me, at least) is that the declaration
struct t no_problem = {
(struct s *) &address,
};
compiles without any warnings. Why does the __code storage class
affect it?
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