@Tiberium, in the `csources/build.sh` context you should only need to remove the `-w` and change the `-fno-strict-aliasing` in `COMP_FLAGS` since it's just a shell script with a zillion gcc invocations. Compiling other nim code, I only had to change my nim.cfg's `gcc.options.always = "-Wall 2>>/tmp/gcc.log"` or something similar to catch the warning outputs. Still yet to see any warnings related to aliasing.
- Reason for -fno-strict-aliasing? cdome
- Re: Reason for -fno-strict-aliasing? cdome
- Re: Reason for -fno-strict-aliasing? Araq
- Re: Reason for -fno-strict-aliasing? pwernersbach
- Re: Reason for -fno-strict-aliasing? pwernersbach
- Re: Reason for -fno-strict-aliasing? cblake
- Re: Reason for -fno-strict-aliasing... Tiberium
- Re: Reason for -fno-strict-alia... Tiberium
- Re: Reason for -fno-strict-alia... cblake
- Re: Reason for -fno-strict-alia... cblake
- Re: Reason for -fno-strict-alia... Jehan
- Re: Reason for -fno-strict-alia... cblake