http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=51744
--- Comment #9 from Mark Pizzolato <mark at infocomm dot com> --- > When val == 0 then the case of len == 0 is ambiguous and you can't really tell the user they swapped val and len (because they are equal). That is certainly true. I'm not sure how that specifically relates to the problem since the warning message is only about the length being 0. The problem is that the warning is being issued incorrectly when the set value is != 0 and the length is not a constant.
