Vim-for-Windows developers,
In the file if_ole.cpp, gcc generates a "passing NULL to non-pointer argument
3" warning on line number 762:
hr = RegisterActiveObject(
app,
MYCLSID,
NULL, <-----
&app_id);
Microsoft docs say that the third argument must be either "ACTIVEOBJECT_STRONG"
or "ACTIVEOBJECT_WEAK". Since ACTIVEOBJECT_STRONG is a macro (in mingw) whose
value is zero, I suspect that that is the intended argument. This suspicion is
reinforced by a call to "RevokeActiveObject" in if_ole.cpp which is necessary
if STRONG has been specified.
This is just my guess since I know very little about this Microsoft stuff.
-mike
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