Thierry Reding <[email protected]> writes: > Of course to make proper use of that, quite a bit of code will need to > be changed first.
Having miles of compiler warning spam is not helpful though, so we need to tailor the warning set to those which are actually useful for a particular project. In this case, X uses the same data structures to hold both string constants and allocated memory. I can think of lots of fixes for this, but simply sticking a cast in the free parameter seems the least invasive to me, while preserving most of the checks. Having to hack around the -Wcast-qual check with an intermediate cast to (uintptr_t) seems silly. -- [email protected]
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