Andy Lester wrote: >>Initializing x silences the warning. I'm open to other suggestions of >>how to silence it, but I'd like it silenced somehow. >> >> > >You and me both. That's why I made it a macro, so that it would work >across all compilers. > >What if you change it in perl.h to: > >#ifndef PERL_UNUSED_VAR ># ifdef __BCC__ ># define PERL_UNUSED_VAR(x) (x)=1 ># else ># define PERL_UNUSED_VAR(x) ((void)x) ># endif >#endif > >Does that make BCC happy? > Doesn't quite work :-(
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