> Now, my problem:
>
> ev.c: In Funktion »main«:
> ev.c:45: Warnung: Dereferenzierung eines Type-Pun-Zeigers verletzt
> strict-aliasing-Regeln
This is a bug in your compiler, please read the warnings section of the
libev documentation for details.
> Problem is, I tend to use -Wall -Werror, as the compiler is my friend
-Werror is a pretty stupid idea, it breaks correct programs needlessly. You
are free to use it on your programs, but using it on other programs is not a
bright idea.
> and it usually pays of taking care if he complains, therefore I can't
> compile code with libev timers.
libev was written in C, if you use a compiler for a different language,
then such probelms are expected.
> Of course I could use -fno-strict-aliasing, but that does not fix the
> problems root cause.
-fno-strict-aliasing is completely irrelevant to the problem, as it does
not fix anything, it only switches the compiler into a mode where it
accepts broken programs with some guarentees on making them work. This is
not necessary for libev, although it won't break it as it works in both
modes.
> For now I'll have to disable -Werror, but I'd prefer a real working
> solution.
The real working solution is using a C compiler for C programs.
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