Citeren Tim Rice <[email protected]>:
> "/opt/src/utils/nut-2.4.1-r2339/drivers/apcsmart.c", line 34:
warning: too many struct/union initializers
[...]
Hopefully the preceding lines compiled properly - we use those
structures all over the place.
It does compile.
I have my doubts here. I wouldn't be surprised if array declarations
within structures with a length that needs to be computed by the
compiler are not portable.
I'm also not convinced that we really need/can use this in the first
place. At present, some drivers seem to print a message about the
subdriver used here. In case of multiple subdrivers, we would first
have to select the right subdriver and then the right subdrv_info
element from the upsdrv_info. Since there is no fixed relation between
the two (subdriver used and information about it in upsdrv_info), this
is almost guaranteed to result in mismatches. I'd prefer to use the
dstate_set/getinfo method for storing and retrieving this info.
Short of the above, I think the other warnings should be resolved now.
Could you try to compile the latest version again on Solaris?
Best regards, Arjen
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