But why?
So I thought APIWARN was to be naunced, so that there are two kinds: API
we always bitch about, and ones we only bitch about if APIWARN is set
(which allows a linker later on to decide if it wants to honour the
.section)
But you are throwing them all behind the #ifdef, which means the
Hi tech@,
Most (but not all) __warn_references occurences in libc are wrapped in
#if defined(APIWARN) blocks. This diff wraps the remaining occurences,
so building libc without the APIWARN definition does not produce any
strain .gnu.warning.* sections.
Comments? OK?
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