Hi everyone,
since the fix-all-warnings branch has now been merged, new warnings introduced by changes will really stand out. As far as I'm concerned, new compiler warnings means an instantaneous reject for a patch. I would recommend that everyone hacking on Quagga uses the --enable-werror option to ./configure. Fixing warnings is easiest when you've just written the code (and still remember what you did). (NB: --enable-werror should be used ONLY while developing. Using it in package-building, distribution packaging or similar is NOT a good idea since it will make the build break when the compiler or libc version changes.) Feedback welcome, -David P.S.: --enable-gcc-ultra-verbose is not currently recommended, especially not together with --enable-werror.
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