Am 29.12.2011 12:01, schrieb Bertrik Sikken:
On 21-12-2011 7:53, Boris Gjenero wrote:
With -Wmissing-declarations, gcc can warn about non-static global
functions and data without a previous declaration. What do others think
about the idea of enabling the warning for the core, after some cleanup?
I am generally in favour of this.
I agree.
For the core, we could go for strict compliance, with perhaps only an
exception for C code referenced from assembler code. We're already
nearly there.
I agree.
IMO, I think we can also do this for codecs. For plugins it doesn't
matter so much and much of the code is "foreign" anyway.
Most of the codecs code is foreign too, perhaps even more so that plugins.
Best regards.
