That's why I was having trouble the other day. I realized it last night when I was looking at the compile switches being used and saw /WX.
-Brian Guy Harris wrote: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > >> But, as i sayed in the last message, when i do "make", a amazing number of >> warning are wrotten. >> It's a matter for me, because i would like to change the wireshark code, and >> i never can do that, if i can't see my errors when i compile ( for yet i >> can't see my errors because of the amazing number of warning). >> So, how people do to change wireshark code, does they use a special code >> wittrer environnement ????? >> > > I tend to filter out "dissect_.*defined but not used" with grep, and the > number of warnings that remain is small enough that I can usually find > the warnings. > > This is especially true if you've modified your dissector after a > complete compile of Wireshark, so that most of the warnings don't show > up because a re-"make" won't compile most of the files. > > We're currently working on trying to use "-Werror" for as many source > files as we can, and removing the warnings. Unfortunately, as per my > other mail, currently some files generated from ASN.1 files have a *LOT* > of warnings (those are the "dissect_.*defined but not used" warnings I > filter out), so you still get warnings; however, if you list your > dissector as one of the "clean" dissectors, so that it's compiled with > -Werror, the compile will stop if you have warnings. > > >> My other matter, it's that now i can build wireshark as it sayed when i do >> "./configuration" but i wait 10 min for the end of the "make" execution but >> it was not enough. >> It is normal that i need to wait more than 10 min to compile wireshark ??? >> > > If your machine isn't fast enough to compile and link 1.8 million lines > of code into one medium-sized shared library, one really big shared > library, and several applications including one GUI-based application > that links with both of those shared libraries, in 10 minutes or less: > > $ wc -l `find . -name '*.[ch]' -print | egrep -v 'asn1/'` | tail -1 > 1821102 total > > then, yes, it's normal that you need to wait more than 10 minutes to > compile Wireshark from scratch. > > And even if you're recompiling after you've changed your dissector, so > that most of those lines of code aren't recompiled, the really big > shared library still needs to be relinked (unless your dissector is a > plugin). > _______________________________________________ > Wireshark-dev mailing list > [email protected] > http://www.wireshark.org/mailman/listinfo/wireshark-dev > _______________________________________________ Wireshark-dev mailing list [email protected] http://www.wireshark.org/mailman/listinfo/wireshark-dev
