I am not sure, but it seems that this should have been sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED] (it seems to be off-topic).
Is this scsi_buf.h a system header file? Is it enough to have an empty c file with a single #include <scsi_buf.h> to trigger the warning? >From an experience I had 2 weeks ago with gcc+aix, gcc can't work well on AIX-5.3 if it was compiled with AIX-5.1. It is probably correct for AIX-5.2 as well. It has something to do with fixincludes that copies system header files from AIX-5.1 (when installing gcc under AIX-5.1), and then if you try to mix it with AIX-5.3 things become weird. Are you sure that you have gcc compiled and installed on the same AIX version that gives you the warnings? You can get this information by running gcc -v (look for --host in the text). I don't have an AIX machine near me at the moment, so I can't validate your problem. It is also possible that fixincludes should be enhanced to fix your system's scsi_buf.h. -- Michael Quoting "sabreman (sent by Nabble.com)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > I getting the following warning with unsigned long long world_wide_name; > (scsi_buf.h). > > warning : integer constant is too large for "long" type. > > Is there a swich I need to add? > > I am just using: gcc -o test test.c > > Thanks! > -- > View this message in context: > http://www.nabble.com/ggc-3.3.2-on-aix-5.2-long-long-type--t890504.html#a2308440 > Sent from the gcc - Dev forum at Nabble.com. > >
