Hi,
Following the indent I rebuilt on both 64 and 32 bit machines.
On 32 bit all is fine, but on 64 bit I get the warnings I mentioned before.
These warnings look like:
url.c:551:2: warning: passing argument 1 of ���initString��� from incompatible
per type [enabled by default]
outPath = initString(&outPathLen);
^
In file included from eb.h:380:0,
from url.c:8:
eb.p:194:7: note: expected ���int *��� but argument is of type ���size_t *��
� char *initString(int *l);
This is because we're using functions which return size_t (64 bits on amd64
with gcc) and passing that to a function which expects an int (32 bits on amd64
with gcc).
Looking through stringfile.c I see lots of these functions,
with the stringAnd* functions using bit operations to (I think)
work out the reallocation amounts. I can sit down and work out if this math
will still work on size_t variables (which we really need to be using for
portability), however would it be possible for someone (Karl)
to explain what the logic really should be?
Also why is this being done with bit operations? Performance?
Cheers,
Adam.
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