------- Comment #1 from burnus at gcc dot gnu dot org 2010-08-18 19:40 -------
That's the lines:
1472 char cup;
1467 size_t dim_i;
1504 cup = toupper (base_name[dim_i]);
1511 cup = toupper (obj->var_name[dim_i]);
and
1743 char c;
1741 index_type i;
1760 c = toupper (dtp->namelist_name[i]);
(with: typedef ssize_t index_type;)
According to POSIX, toupper is defined as:
int toupper(int c);
I am not sure I understand the message itself:
"array subscript has type 'char'"
because in those lines I do not see how the array subscript can be 'char'. It
might be due to the way Tru64 Unix implements "toupper".
Does it help to cast the argument to (int)? I mean:
- cup = toupper (base_name[dim_i]);
+ cup = toupper ((int) base_name[dim_i]);
for all three toupper?
(Note: The trunk has the same toupper calls.)
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http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=45323
