On Wed, 9 Jun 2010, Jerry Dunmire wrote:
While working on the OSM patch I noticed that the compile produces a
lot of warnings and I would like to try and reduce the number a bit.
The first one I would like to tackle is:
warning: format not a string literal and no format arguments
Does anyone have a problem with this change?
Yea, me. I spent a lot of time adding all the xastir_snprintf()
stuff a while back to make Xastir much more bulletproof. There are
hundreds of those calls that were changed at the time.
I'm not seeing _any_ compiler warnings such as you describe when I
do a "make clean;make". What I do see are these, seen when
compiling on a 64-bit machine:
warning: cast from pointer to integer of different size
and a small number of these:
suggest braces around empty body in ‘do’ statement
which are caused by the compiler being stupid.
I suspect what you're seeing are dependent on your particular
compiler and it's default flags, along with the CFLAGS that Xastir
uses. In my case I'm compiling on OpenSuSE-11.1 or 11.2, 64-bit
x86. I have a couple of machines still that run 32-bit, similar OS.
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