Nathan wrote:
What I ended up doing was just sed-ing configure to wipe out Wcast-align.
Quite possibly you have another configuration problem lurking in there somewhere, I'm afraid. 'configure' is supposed to put -Wcast-align into CFLAGS only if you specify the --enable-gcc-warnings option, and you didn't do that, so I suggest getting to the bottom of why -Wcast-align was used. My guess is that you have some global options set somewhere with --enable-gcc-warnings, and they may be messing up other things. But it's just a guess.
