On 24 October 2011 22:20, Jason Dorje Short <jdo...@gmail.com> wrote: > For the first time in some time, I have time for freeciv work. But on > compiling, --enable-debug=checks (--enable-debug=yes in older > branches) doesn't compile in trunk or in most branches anymore. > > One issue does seem to be in the GTK header files, both not under our > control and commented in the headers as being deprecated in C99 but > needed for backwards compatibility. That particular check (-W flag > given to gcc) will have to be removed for it to compile.
What distribution are you using? Are you using distribution's versions of both gcc and gtk+ (one would assume that those are compatible with each other)? I have no such problems with Debian Wheezy; gcc 4.6.1, gtk2 2.24.6 > Another common issue is a seemingly new catch by the compiler of > unused variables that are set but never used. Many of these are > accidental but some happen in iterate loops where a variable is > provided but not used within the loop. For this I propose a macro to > mark the variable as unused, which will tell both the compiler and the > reader what's going on. These are new with gcc 4.6. I have fixed most of them, and have patches for many of the remaining ones. Your macro is probably required for the remaining ones. See bug #18217 - ML _______________________________________________ Freeciv-dev mailing list Freeciv-dev@gna.org https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/freeciv-dev
