Hi,
with the current setup this causes an error and stops compilation, even
if it looks harmless.
casting to (void *) seems to solve the problem, I changed both the _KYE
and the _VAL macros.
I have tested this on GCC4 and x86 and commited it, thanks.
I'll resume sparc/gcc2.95 testing ASAP.
Riccardo
I think this is caused by a compiler bug, that can be safely ignored.
The lines in question are similar to:
GSI_MAP_CLEAR_KEY(node);
And for the case GSI_MAP_KTYPES = GSUNION_PTR this is defined as:
#define GSI_MAP_CLEAR_KEY(node) GSI_MAP_WRITE_KEY(map, &node->key,
(GSIMapKey)NULL)
And GSIMapKey is a union that contains in that case void* as a
possible type. I don't understand why NULL isn't detected as belonging
to that type, but you could try to add another type cast to the line
above and see that gets reported.
#define GSI_MAP_CLEAR_KEY(node) GSI_MAP_WRITE_KEY(map, &node->key,
(GSIMapKey)(void *)NULL)
Or rather use (char*)? I really don't see what goes on in the compiler
to complain here.
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