I'm seeing the following compiler warning under linux with gcc-4.0.2
when extra warnings are enabled (-Wextra):
/usr/local/include/OpenEXR/ImfAttribute.h:256: warning: base
class 'class Imf::Attribute' should be explicitly initialized in the
copy constructor
The code which triggers this is:
Imath::M44f mat;
Imf::Header hdr (720, 486);
hdr.insert("mat", Imf::M44fAttribute(mat));
The warning goes away if I use an intermediate Imf::M44fAttribute
object:
Imath::M44f mat;
Imf::M44fAttribute matAttr (mat);
Imf::Header hdr (720, 486);
hdr.insert("mat", matAttr);
The warning seems benign, but I wanted to check to make sure. Anybody
know for sure?
Also, there is a typo in the commented example for ASSERT in
IexMacros.h. In the example the order of the arguments is listed
incorrectly.
Thanks.
--Ken
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