Dominique Pelle wrote:
> Compiling Vim-7.3.524 with clang-3.1 gives these warnings:
>
> charset.c:1607:34: warning: illegal character encoding in string
> literal [-Winvalid-source-encoding]
> charset.c:1608:34: warning: illegal character encoding in string
> literal [-Winvalid-source-encoding]
>
> The charset.c source file uses strings in latin1 encoding.
>
> This seems dangerous since compilers often use utf-8 for
> input source file or the locale settings according
> to man gcc (see -finput-charset=...). So I wonder how
> portable it is to use latin1 strings in source files.
>
> Attached patch fixes the warning by making charset.c
> source use ASCII characters only.
>
> Since the fix can be error prone, I verified with
> "objdump -s objects/charset.o" that the generated
> object files are identical before and after fix (when
> stripping debug info which was different).
Thanks, I'll include it. Patch applied without a warning, so I assume
there are no encoding problems. And I also compared the relevant part
of charset.o.
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