On 2006-03-18, Chris Liechti <cliec...@gmx.net> wrote: >>>>According to the manual, the _BIC_SR_IRQ() macro does what I >>>>want, but I can't get it to compile without a warning. >> >> hdlc.c:159: warning: concatenation of string literals with __FUNCTION__ is >> deprecated > > that's normal and expected, unfortunately.
Yea, there's a spot in the manual that mentions that you get a warning when using _BIC_SR_IRQ(). > the deprecation warning switches of the compiler have no > influlence on this one I think those only control warnings for things that "users" declare with the deprecated attribute. This one is built-in to the compiler. > so there is no easy way to get rid of the warning. I'm going to have a go at patching the compiler to get rid of it either altogether, or make it be controlled by the -Wno-deprecated-declarations switch. Or maybe I'll enable the -Wno-deprecated switch for C and use that. I should just grit my teeth and live with the warning, but where's the fun in that? If I get it to work, I'll set you a copy of the patch. > the macoro works with string concatenation but the definition > of __FUNCTION__ is changed and is working like a char array in > the future. Another project I work on had to be tweaked because of that. > as you noticed, i'll get better with gcc 4.x as the string > concatenation won't work anymore and a bultin function is > being added. :-) -- gra...@visi.com Grant Edwards
