I'm not aware of any bug report detailing this issue. If you'd like to
submit one via
http://bugreport.sun.com/bugreport
please do so, and include a complete test case. Then it can be evaluated.
Thanks ...
--Dave
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Dave Pagan <[email protected]> wrote:
Tomas,
This bug has been fixed in Oracle Solaris Studio 12.2. However, the
given test case will still get a lint warning for the printf. The reason
is that "wc" expects an 'int' argument but is given a 'long' argument
(wchar_t is a typedef'd long). You'd get the same warning if, for
example, you used "%c" and supplied a 'long' argument.
Good to hear...
BTW: A well known algorithm to append to a list:
pr_t *pr_root;
pr_t **pr_tail = &pr_root;
....
new->pr_next = (pr_t *)0;
*pr_tail = new;
pr_tail = &new->pr_next;
results in lint warnings that "pr_root" is definitely a NULL pointer.
Is there hope that future lint versions will learn about this algorithm?
Jörg
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