Hello,
I expect that this error message stems from the assembler. Try to compile
the sources with -S and I expect that you won't see this error.
I expect that the virtual tables are aligned on a 4-byte boundary (as
usually is useful for 32 bit systems).
Bjoern.
Thanks for your time Bjoern, I tried with -S option, but the warning
continue tu appear:
avr-g++ -S ieee1451dot1/types/ObjectTag.cc
ieee1451dot1/types/ObjectTag.h:20: warning: alignment of
'ieee1451dot1::types::ObjectTag::_ZTVN12ieee1451dot15types9ObjectTagE' is
greater than maximum object file alignment. Using 1
Sorry, that's a known issue. Have it still in the latest 4.1.x build
on my unix. I think the problem is due to the 8-bit nature of the
avr. I have been getting it for several years, with no bugs traceable
to it, so it appears harmless. There is no c++ maintainer for avr-g++
currently, so it should persist...
Eric/Joerg/et.al : seeing as I now have a functional freebsd system
and a current build of avr-g++, so I could potentially test & fix,
does anyone have a pointer (no pun intended) to where in the code one
might start looking for that 'bug'?
Steve
These are good news :). It's good to know that the warnings seems to not
produce collateral problems. In my tests, my software seems to run run well
too.
Thanks to all.
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