rse> First GCC discovered some type inconsitencies related to the
rse> ctype functions isxxx() which expect an int as the argument per
rse> definition/prototype while we usually pass a character.
Are you sure you're hitting the function declarations and not the
macros? The macros use the argument as subscript to an array, and in
that case, the warning makes more sense. However, I'm confused, I
thought chars were implicitely coerced to int...
BTW, you didn't say anything about what GCC version you used...
I've other problems on my Solaris machine, but that's because the
environment I have to play with *sucks*, I have a mess of GNU make and
Sun make without make.rules to battle with...
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